Error in .call(“rs_creategd”)
The error message “c symbol name ‘rs_creategd’ not in load table” indicates that there is an issue with the symbol name “rs_creategd” in the code you are trying to execute. This error typically occurs when the symbol is not defined or loaded properly.
To further understand the error and resolve it, let’s break down the possible causes and provide some examples.
No Symbol Defined or Loaded
One possible cause is that the symbol “rs_creategd” is not defined or loaded in the code or library you are using. In this case, you need to ensure that the symbol is properly defined or included in your project. You may need to import or include the necessary files or libraries that contain the definition for “rs_creategd”. For example:
// Assuming "rs_creategd" is a function
#include "rs_creategd.h" // Include the header file
int main() {
rs_creategd(); // Call the function
return 0;
}
In the above example, we include the header file “rs_creategd.h” where the function “rs_creategd” is declared and then use it in the main function.
Wrong Symbol Name or Typo
Another possible cause is that there might be a typo or incorrect symbol name specified in the code. Make sure that the symbol name “rs_creategd” is spelled correctly and matches the actual symbol or function name. Check for any case-sensitivity or misspelling issues. For example:
.call("rs_createGD") // Case-sensitive, should match the actual symbol name
In the above example, the symbol name should be “rs_createGD” instead of “rs_creategd” if that’s the correct symbol name in your code.
Symbol Not Exported
Lastly, the symbol “rs_creategd” might not be exported properly, preventing it from being accessible outside the file or library where it’s defined. In this case, you need to ensure that the symbol is properly exported so that it can be used in other parts of your code. This typically involves using appropriate compiler directives or linker options. Consult the documentation or guidelines specific to your development environment or library to properly export the symbol.
By analyzing the actual code and considering the possible causes mentioned above, you should be able to locate and resolve the issue with the symbol “rs_creategd”.