I\'ve got some .so libraries that 开发者_如何学GoI\'d like to combine into one shared library so that it doesn\'t depend on the original .so files anymore.
I have compiled a shared library on my Ubuntu 9.10 desktop. 开发者_Python百科I want to send the shared lib to a co-developer who has a Red Hat Enterprise 5 box.
This appears similar to 开发者_Python百科an earlier post: ld cannot find an existing library But to the best of my knowledge, it\'s not exactly the same situation. The following command works:
I am running Linux, and I would like to be able to make parallel function calls into a shared library (.so) which is unfortunately not threadsafe (I am guessing it has global datastructures).
Is it possible to create a Shared Library (.so) using Go? UPDATED: created an \"issue\" for i开发者_如何学Pythont.This is possible now using -linkshared flag
Has anyo开发者_如何学编程ne found a fix for this? I read that it has something to do with new dylib format in Snow Leopard...
My question is about remote debugging an application on an embedded arm processor using gdb/gdbserver.
I\'m trying to create a \'debug\' shared library (i.e., .so or .dll file) that calls another \'real\' shared library that has the same C API as the debug library (in this case, to emulate the PKCS#11
The concern is guaranteeing com开发者_StackOverflow中文版patibility with the Sqlite Header file compiled into the iPhone app. What if the header file used at compile time is from a newer version then
I\'m fairly new to code igniter and to php (coming from a java background). I want to create a model that\'s shared by three apps that may or may not run on the same machine.
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