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- From: mauriti@cs.tu-berlin.de (Frank Hartlep)
- Subject: Linking shared libraries at run-time
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- Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1992 17:11:45 GMT
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- I tried to link libNeXT_s.a with rld into an executable, but
- got an error telling me that rld can't load 'fixed vm shared libraries'.
- I can get around that by extracting the object modules I need and
- grouping them into a selfmade library, but that's an ugly way to go.
- Does anybody know if there's a more elegant solution?
- And, just for curiosity, is there any inherent reason why it shouldn't
- be possible to dynamically load from shared libraries, or is this just
- a limitation of rld?
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- Frank
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