... often than they need re-linking (the shared libraries do not >change often ... binaries and (at their preselected addresses) >libraries, but only those that are in ... the excessively frequent revisions to libraries for systems undergoing active developement ( ...

linux-activists - A Wizard of Earth C - Sep 13 1993 - 16:34

... . You may also need per-library initialization calles, so finding symbols which ... be required. Once this is done, shared libraries require *trivial* kernel work and ... would be faster after one library using process has loaded). Depends on ...

linux-activists - A Wizard of Earth C - Sep 11 1992 - 17:47

... disk binaries depend on the >>shared libs will cause *everything* to ... respect to failure, I think shared libraries is basically an independent ... *if* you know what you're doing. > >Many of us would ... need it well before they're able to bring the system ...

linux-activists - Kevin Brown - Jun 17 1992 - 01:19

... noticed that linux seems to have shared libraries I was > wondering if ... to me. I wanted to share libs for X and I ... a SysV3.2 type of shared library system. Anybody out in ... quick expanation of the Linux shared lib implementation? > I realise that ...

linux-activists - Gary A Browning - Sep 12 1992 - 02:47

... most SysV systems) fixed addresses for shared >>libraries, which is, with one simple ... OS does have acceptable sharable >libraries? When you say "unacceptable", it ... about 3Gb address space, and library address assignmet deleted] >-- >Eric Youngdale > ...

linux-activists - Jim Stewart - Sep 12 1992 - 18:47

... : > I would suggest that mmap() type shared memory should be implemented. I second this. The 386bsd people are working on a superior system of shared libraries, and their shared libraries will be based on mmap(). If linux had mmap(), we could ...

linux-activists - Ruediger Helsch - Jan 26 1993 - 09:18

... recently noticed that linux seems to have shared libraries I was >wondering if whoever knows ... as most SysV systems) fixed addresses for shared libraries, which is, with one simple word *unacceptable*. Holger -- | | / Dr. Holger Veit | ...

linux-activists - Holger Veit - Sep 12 1992 - 06:23

... . If I use the >static libraries in /usr/X386/lib, I get ... reports that it "can't load library '.." where .. corresponds to some >non-ascii character. I have the libraries from xfree1.1. You need ( ... Then gcc uses the X shared libs as default and all ...

linux-activists - Andrew J. Cosgriff ! - Dec 14 1992 - 05:32

... can run gdb on binaries linked with the shared libs. Since gcc 2.2.2, if ... debugger doesn't work if you compile the libraries with |> no frame pointer, and if you get ... I wouldn't upgrade my C compiler and library |> unless there was a good reason, either. ...

linux-activists - Hongjiu Lu - Aug 13 1992 - 16:57

... linux *if* you know what you're doing. >> >>Many of us would probably be ... over from DOS. Elvis weighs in in ~100K when linked with shared libraries, maybe 150K without. As far ... ash, and adding the GNU readline library to it. This would make ash ...

linux-activists - Drew Eckhardt - Jun 17 1992 - 16:41

... crowd coming over from DOS. Elvis weighs >in in ~100K when linked with shared libraries, maybe 150K without. If you can provide a cheat sheet for a screen ... >in ash, and adding the GNU readline library to it. This would make >ash fully ...

linux-activists - Kevin Brown - Jun 17 1992 - 22:39

sakaria@vipunen.hut.fi (Sakari Aaltonen) writes: >I MUST be missing an obvious point... You are. Shared libraries will soon have jump tables in them so they will be compatible among versions. I agree ...

linux-activists - Tim Russell - Aug 11 1992 - 18:27

... all, |> |> I am having difficulties finding the location of the utility to make |> shared libraries, could someone point me in the right direction? |> |> Thanks |> Edwin |> ramirez@mchip00.med.nyu. ...

linux-activists - HJ Lu - Mar 25 1993 - 20:23

... you are on a floppy. Remember, >with shared libs even the bash executable will be ... (statically linked) bash executable consists of library functions. > > I think the ability to ... must keep in mind. Firstly, they're likely to be relatively familiar with ...

linux-activists - Kevin Brown - Jun 17 1992 - 23:12

... .a and libdbm.a. | | Hope 0.97 root image will use the jump table. I know Linus got some new info about libraries from my question in comp.arch, it may be possible to get the portability of a jump table without the performance drawbacks. Of course ...

linux-activists - william E Davidsen - Aug 12 1992 - 12:42

william E Davidsen (davidsen@ariel.crd.GE.COM) wrote: : I know Linus got some new info about libraries from my question in : comp.arch, it may be possible to get the portability of a jump table : without the performance drawbacks. Of course everyone ...

linux-activists - Ed Carp - Aug 12 1992 - 14:25

... Carp) writes: |> william E Davidsen (davidsen@ariel.crd.GE.COM) wrote: |> |> : I know Linus got some new info about libraries from my question in |> : comp.arch, it may be possible to get the portability of a jump table |> : without the performance ...

linux-activists - Hongjiu Lu - Aug 12 1992 - 16:24

... with a limited shell just because you are on a floppy. Remember, with shared libs even the bash executable will be smaller. > I think the ... > will, and some of them may need it well before they're able to bring the > system up on the hard drive. For ...

linux-activists - Satish Chittamuru - Jun 17 1992 - 15:32

kevin@nuchat.sccsi.com (Kevin Brown) writes: >You can't use tar because tar doesn't exist under DOS You'll be glad to know that GNU tar has been ported to MS-DOG. It's not the only one, either. Several have been posted to comp.binaries.ibm.pc,

linux-activists - Lars Wirzenius - Jun 20 1992 - 17:46

In article 29230@klaava.Helsinki.FI, wirzeniu@klaava.Helsinki.FI (Lars Wirzenius) writes: >Is the Korn shell compatible enough with the Bourne shell? There exists >at least one implementation, although I'm not aware of how good it is. >Also, I

linux-activists - Chris Flatters - Jun 21 1992 - 17:52