library reference

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Hi guys,

I know there is a tools to list which libraries a program needs, I already
used it but I keep forgetting the name.

There is someone help me!

Thanks

Rick

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Rick <eric.dionne@eti-gaming.com> wrote:

Hi guys,

Hello,

I know there is a tools to list which libraries a program needs, I already
used it but I keep forgetting the name.

objdump -x YOUR_PROGRAM | grep NEEDED

pidin mem | less
-look for YOUR_PROGRAM

get ldd script from http://staff.qnx.com/~cburgess/freestuff/

Best Regards,

Marcin

There is someone help me!

Thanks

Rick

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Rick <eric.dionne@eti-gaming.com> wrote:
: Hi guys,

: I know there is a tools to list which libraries a program needs, I already
: used it but I keep forgetting the name.

: There is someone help me!

hmm … Why the tragedy?


You probably mean the dynamic dependecies.
On Un*x systems like Solaris or GNU/Linux, there is something call ldd.

But on RTP, you could always do this quickly, this way

objdump -x /bin/program | grep NEED

: Thanks

: Rick

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Thanks guys

“Alain Magloire” <alain@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:9m369j$kc2$1@nntp.qnx.com…

Rick <> eric.dionne@eti-gaming.com> > wrote:
: Hi guys,

: I know there is a tools to list which libraries a program needs, I
already
: used it but I keep forgetting the name.

: There is someone help me!

hmm … Why the tragedy?


You probably mean the dynamic dependecies.
On Un*x systems like Solaris or GNU/Linux, there is something call ldd.

But on RTP, you could always do this quickly, this way

objdump -x /bin/program | grep NEED

: Thanks

: Rick

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“Alain Magloire” <> alain@qnx.com> > wrote in message
You probably mean the dynamic dependecies.
On Un*x systems like Solaris or GNU/Linux, there is something call ldd.

Is it difficult to provide a “ldd” in RTP?

Frank

But on RTP, you could always do this quickly, this way

objdump -x /bin/program | grep NEED

: Thanks

: Rick
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Frank Liu <liug@mama.indstate.edu> wrote:

“Alain Magloire” <> alain@qnx.com> > wrote in message
You probably mean the dynamic dependecies.
On Un*x systems like Solaris or GNU/Linux, there is something call ldd.

Is it difficult to provide a “ldd” in RTP?

Try http://staff.qnx.com/~cburgess/freestuff/ldd


Frank


But on RTP, you could always do this quickly, this way

objdump -x /bin/program | grep NEED

: Thanks

: Rick

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