Hi,
For the OSS window framework that I'm working on, the Wayland backend requires
linking to the libraries. No problem here.
I wish to give an option to load the Wayland libraries at runtime, using
`dlopen()`. The problem is that some functions are inline'd in the headers or
part of the extension protocol, but also inline'd.
Examples:
1. `wl_registry_add_listener` from `wayland-client-protocol.h`
2. `xdg_surface_ack_configure` from `xdg-shell.h`
My question is, how forward compatible my library would be if instead of
including those headers, I copy-paste the body content of these functions?
Example, I would copy-paste this content from `wl_registry_add_listener`
directly to my library:
return wl_proxy_add_listener((struct wl_proxy *) wl_registry, (void
(**)(void)) listener, data);
Since `wl_proxy_add_listener` is a function that I can actually get the pointer
using `dlopen()/dlsym()`, I wouldn't require any header.
Thanks for the attention,
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