How can I find what symbols are defined in a shared library?
(Similar to nm(1) for archive libraries).
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?yvind Gjerstad Systems dept Tollpost-Globe AS N-6301 ?ndalsnes/Norway
by ?yvind Gjerst » Sat, 18 Apr 1998 04:00:00
How can I find what symbols are defined in a shared library?
(Similar to nm(1) for archive libraries).
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?yvind Gjerstad Systems dept Tollpost-Globe AS N-6301 ?ndalsnes/Norway
by Matthias Ries » Sat, 18 Apr 1998 04:00:00
You can use nm also for shared libs on
all UNIXs i know.
> How can I find what symbols are defined in a shared library?
> (Similar to nm(1) for archive libraries).
> --
> ?yvind Gjerstad Systems dept Tollpost-Globe AS N-6301 ?ndalsnes/Norway
by robe » Sat, 18 Apr 1998 04:00:00
>How can I find what symbols are defined in a shared library?
>(Similar to nm(1) for archive libraries).
nm? :)
robert
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