I have url values in my client-side script. While looping over them, I want to create links that will pass these URL values on-click back to my server-side click handler. The server-side code (/logcli
I have a system \"fsimage.so\" that requires mkdirp, which just happens to live in libgen.so. But fsimage.so does not know this. For example:
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Most applications (and libraries) using OpenGL on Linux load libGL.so at runtime using dlopen API, instead of dynamically linking against it.
I have a server application written in C++. After startup, it uses about 480 KB of memory on x86 Linux (Ubuntu 8.04, GCC 4.2.4). I think 480 KB is an excessive amount of memory: the server isn\'t even
General: I have a standa开发者_StackOverflow中文版rds compliant C++ API that uses Boost libraries that I would like to support as a native, statically linkable library on Windows, OS X, and Linux, and
Suppose I have an ELF binary that\'s dynamic linked, and I want to override/redirect certain library calls. I know I can do this with LD_PRELOAD, but I want a solution that\'s permanent in the binary,
I\'m aware of the limitations of loading an assembly dynamically during run-time that prevents it from being unloaded.Instead it\'s been suggested that, if this is a requirement, that I should instead
I\'ve had numerous problems compiling shared objects that link statically against static libraries. This problem only shows up on x84_64 platforms. When doing the same compilation work on x86_32 I do
I have written a code where in it would take in a executable file and the [lib*.so] library as my arguments and link @ Run-time.
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