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Article #41893Simple question on dynamic linking
From: Slartibartfast
Date: Sun, 11 Feb 1996 00:00
Date: Sun, 11 Feb 1996 00:00
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I.E. how does one do it? I've read over the man pages for gcc, ld, as, and anything else that looks reasonably close, grepped through directories of .h files looking for references, looked high and low for a FAQ on gcc, and am still at a loss. All that I wish to do is dynamically link and access functions within certain files, with the hopes that if one of those functions crashes, the overall program will survive. I also would like to do this using C, not C++, if possible. I've followed up leads on dlopen(), the -b option on gcc, etc., but have not found anything very helpful. Any advice? --Aaron
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