dynamically including C modules

The problem is about dynamically linking C functions in a software called Yorick.Yorick runs on Linux and the latest version is Yorick 1.5.For high speed processing Yorick programs are written with linked-in C functions. Right now each time new C code is included, Yorick has to be recompiled.
My question is how to dynamically include C functions wihtout having to "make" Yorick each time C code is included.
I was told that its the same way as we do with Linux.
Please let me know
Thanks,

Take a lok at this pointer
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/Progra...WTO/index.html

you can change code without recompiling the whole thing...
you can dynamicly load symbol into processes environement using functions
dlopen(), dlsyms(), etc...

nitr0gen

sorry the url has been screwed cant figure out why..
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/Progra...WTO/index.html

I really dont know why the url gets screwed up but Ill paste it in several token..
http://www.linuxdoc.org/
HOWTO/
Program-Library-HOWTO/
index.html

Originally posted by nitr0gen I really dont know why the url gets screwed up but Ill paste it in several token.. http://www.linuxdoc.org/ HOWTO/ Program-Library-HOWTO/ index.html

url's just get abreviated when they are too long, they still work fine if you click them...