Dynamic linking is a system which allows libraries to remain separate from programs until loaded, contrast static linking.
I need to use an alternate glibc version, newer than the one installed on my system (2.18 vs 2.15). Several related issues …
linux shared-libraries ld glibc dynamic-linkingI recently encountered this problem after an upgrade of the system: using the GCC -Wl,-rpath= option works differently than …
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macos software-distribution dynamic-linking dyldI think I'm missing something really stupid here. I have libcppunit installed: (I'm using Ubuntu 12.04) $ apt-cache policy libcppunit-dev libcppunit-dev: Installed: 1.12.1…
ubuntu dynamic-linking cppunitI have a project where I have one static library libhelper.a and another with my actual shared object library, …
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