Suman,
The following link, mentions a patch in dladdr() on linux.
http://sources.redhat.com/ml/libc-alpha/2000-03/msg00033.html
Please send me info., related to object file formats and dynamic linking on linux.
Thanks
-Pratik
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=>Hi,
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=>I am looking for info. regarding usage of dladdr() on Linux. I was unable to find
any man/info pages (though man/info is available for dlopen(), dlsym() etc) Is the
implementation similar to the Solaris dladdr().
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=>Please point me some info./docs and differences with Solaris dladdr() if any.
There is no dladdr() in Linux. However you can write such a function if
you know about object file formats and dynamic linking, not a big deal
really.
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