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  2. Veritas NetBackup™ DataStore SDK Programmer's Guide for XBSA 1.1.0
  3. How to build an XBSA application
  4. Dynamic libraries
Veritas NetBackup™ DataStore SDK Programmer's Guide for XBSA 1.1.0

Dynamic libraries

The example Makefiles have example entries for using dynamic libraries for your XBSA application.

For the UNIX platforms, (from Makefile.unix) see the following example:

# Use one of these LIBS to bind dynamically
 
LIBS    = -L/usr/openv/lib -lxbsa -lnbclientcST -lnbbasecST
#LIBS    = -L/usr/openv/lib -lxbsa64 -lnbclientcST -lnbbasecST

For the Windows platforms, (from Makefile.nt) see the following example:

#LIBS    = $(XBSA_SDK_DIR)\lib\Windows-x64\Windows\xbsa.lib

The dynamic shared object libraries are installed with the NetBackup client on any supported client platform. Similar to the static libraries, there is a libxbsa.so or a libxbsa64.so. On UNIX platforms, the libraries are installed to /usr/openv/lib. On Windows platforms, the libraries are installed on install_directory\netbackup\bin.

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