>> That rather depends what programs you want to run. `ldd' will tell you
>> which libraries are required for a particular binary.
>
>Where can I find ldd?
It also comes with glibc.
>I know it is a sneaky trick with the exec() system call,
Not any more. Actually, you can use this shell script as a poor man's ldd:
#!/bin/sh
/lib/ld-linux.so.2 --list $1
The one that comes with glibc is somewhat more sophisticated but the net
effect is much the same.
p.
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