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      1 # Copyright (C) 2009-2010 IBM Corporation and Others. All Rights Reserved.
      2 # 
      3 # This is a sample ICU Plugins control file for Windows.
      4 # It's also an example control file for any platform.
      5 #
      6 # This file can be copied to, for example, C:\SOMEDIRECTORY\icuplugins##.txt
      7 #  where ## is the major and minor ICU versions (i.e.  just 96 for version 9.6.3) 
      8 #  and C:\SOMEDIRECTORY is any directory.
      9 # 
     10 # Then, set the variable ICU_PLUGINS to C:\SOMEDIRECTORY
     11 #
     12 # Then, ICU will load the test plugin from either the debug or non-debug	
     13 # plugin DLL (depending on whether ICU is in debug or non-debug state).
     14 #
     15 # To see the results, run the command  "icuinfo -v -L"
     16 #
     17 # The format of this file is pretty simple.
     18 # These lines are comments. 
     19 #
     20 # Non-comment lines have two or three elements in them, and look like this:
     21 #    
     22 #  LIBRARYNAME     ENTRYPOINT     [ CONFIGURATION .. ]
     23 #
     24 # Tabs or spaces separate the three items. 
     25 #
     26 # LIBRARYNAME is the name of a shared library, either a short name if it is on the PATH,
     27 #  or a full pathname.
     28 # 
     29 # ENTRYPOINT is the short (undecorated) symbol name of the plugin's entrypoint.
     30 #  see unicode/icuplug.h for information.
     31 #
     32 # CONFIGURATION is the entire rest of the line. It's passed as-is to the plugin.
     33 #
     34 #
     35 # This sample file tries to load 'myPlugin'. 
     36 # It is in the testplug project. (You will need to rebuild either the debug or release version of this DLL.)
     37 # The configuration string isn't used, but is just an example
     38 
     39 ## A high level test plugin that does nothing.
     40 testplug.dll	myPlugin	hello=world
     41 
     42 ## A "bad" plugin that is low level but performs a malloc.
     43 ##  Sometimes this is desired, but, note that it may cause
     44 ##  later plugins to fail to load.
     45 #testplug.dll	myPluginBad	hello=world
     46 
     47 ## A "high-level" plugin that does nothing. 
     48 ##  It will be loaded after the low level plugins.
     49 #testplug.dll	myPluginHigh
     50 
     51 ## A "low-level" plugin that does nothing.
     52 ##  It will be loaded before the high level plugins.
     53 #testplug.dll	myPluginLow
     54 
     55 ## A low level plugin that just prints a message when uprv_malloc  and related functions are called
     56 ##  Note, it cannot be unloaded. 
     57 #testplug.dll	debugMemoryPlugin
     58