I've tried with dlopen but it doesn't work. Is there another way.. Here there is my problem... I'm trying to make a library, a sort of facade that wrap all the ffmpeg, in special way the file ffmpeg.c. I need it to include in a plugin of an application. In this way I have to pass only some parameter to the method of the wrapper library to obtain what I want... for example a video segment. I can make a lot of working methods but they only works if I use one time. If i call two method in a test main() I get a segment fault error. I know that ffmpeg.c was designed to start only once... (At the end of the main it exit.. I had to remove it). So what I have to do if I want to call many times functions of the ffmpeg.c with different parameters? P.S. I have renamed the main() of ffmpeg first(int argc, int argv**) and I pass the parameters to that function from my plugin. For example a function of the plugin should be able to extract a segment from a video and then to extract each keyframe from it. I can pass the parameters to the function first(.... )for each of the two functionality and all works perfectly if I do it separately. But when I do: extract_video_segment(... . .. . .); extract_keyframe_from_video_segment(... ... ... ) I get the segment fault What can I do? I've tried with dlopen but it doesn't work. Is there another way.. Thanks in advance
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