Example: I want to call libffmpeg.dll in flutter-windows-app. Where should I put the libffmpeg, make it could be packed in release and debug app, so i just use ffi.DyncamicLibrary.open('libffmpeg.dll') to call the native functions ? Should i need to change the windows indrectory? and how to achieve it?
Flutter on Windows: how to call an external dll?
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I was also digging this theme for quite a while. I was able to find following infomation:
- Each platform requires different way of C/C++ dynamic/static libraries integration, thus it won't be possible to simply add '.dll'/'.so'/etc to, say, '/assets' folder
- To include dynamic library in Ios and Android flutter project you have to make several changes in 'ios'/'android' folders respectively
You can try out those materials, they might help you:
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