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Tag Archives: ld.so.conf
Something about dynamic lib – ldd, ld.so.conf, nm, dlsym()
Dynamic lib may be the widely used mechanism for code reusing and memory saving, both for Windows and UNIX/Linux systems. To better understand the dynamic lib, we will try to fix the famous error during linking and investigate the symbols … Continue reading
