Thomas,

"Thomas Steinmaurer" <ts@...> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Markus,
>
> - What InterBase version are you using?

Firebird 1.0

> - How was the UDF declared in your database?

DECLARE EXTERNAL FUNCTION StrTrim
CSTRING(255)
RETURNS CSTRING(255)
ENTRY_POINT 'strtrim' MODULE_NAME 'eq_UDF';

> - Be aware that library names and entry points are case-sensitive

I am! I have changed the cases several times without success. I also
checked
the case of the entrypoint with "nm" under linux and it had the
correct
case.

Regards,
Markus

> "Markus Schmid" <M@...> schrieb im Newsbeitrag

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> > Hi,
> > I have written a UDF in C++ and it works very well under Win32.

When I
build

> > a Linux version and try to use it whenever I access a UDF with

IBExpert
I

> > get the following error
> > "Invalid token, invalid request BLR at offset 63. function XXX

is not

> > defined. module name or entrypoint could not be found."
> > I have tried all kind of upper/lowercase combinations without

success.
After

> > extensive search on the web I couldn't find any UDF already

written in
C++.

> > Rfunc2 for example claims to be in C++ but is only C.
> > I guess there is something different with Linux shared library

and so
the

> > database server cannot find the entry points. Since it works

under Win32
I

> > made everything correct with the entry points and class

initialization...

> > Is there anyone out there who had any success in building a C++

UDF in

> > Linux?
> > Thanks in advance!
> > Markus