atom feed27 messages in org.freebsd.freebsd-currentRe: E-day problems: rtld-elf dlsym() ...
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Brian FeldmanSep 1, 1998 4:33 am.c
John PolstraSep 1, 1998 10:21 am 
John PolstraSep 1, 1998 11:01 am 
Doug RabsonSep 1, 1998 11:12 am 
Brian FeldmanSep 1, 1998 12:20 pm 
Mike SmithSep 1, 1998 2:23 pm 
Chuck RobeySep 1, 1998 2:34 pm 
Mike SmithSep 1, 1998 2:46 pm 
John PolstraSep 1, 1998 4:29 pm 
Brian FeldmanSep 1, 1998 4:55 pm 
John PolstraSep 1, 1998 6:17 pm 
John PolstraSep 1, 1998 6:24 pm 
Joel Ray HolveckSep 1, 1998 8:22 pm 
John PolstraSep 1, 1998 9:35 pm 
Terry LambertSep 2, 1998 12:09 am 
Doug RabsonSep 2, 1998 12:32 am 
Terry LambertSep 2, 1998 12:58 am 
Mike SmithSep 2, 1998 2:33 am 
John PolstraSep 2, 1998 8:45 am 
John PolstraSep 2, 1998 8:49 am 
Brian CullySep 2, 1998 11:54 am 
Brian FeldmanSep 2, 1998 12:13 pm 
Mark MurraySep 2, 1998 12:16 pm 
Joel Ray HolveckSep 2, 1998 4:01 pm 
Mike SmithSep 2, 1998 6:04 pm 
Doug RabsonSep 3, 1998 12:49 am 
John PolstraSep 3, 1998 8:46 am 
Subject:Re: E-day problems: rtld-elf dlsym() broken?
From:Brian Feldman (gre@unixhelp.org)
Date:Sep 2, 1998 12:13:28 pm
List:org.freebsd.freebsd-current

Well depending on your reasons you could make a "static but linked tortld" executable by specifying the specific ar-chives for the libs... But what _are_ your reasons?

-Brian

On Tue, 1 Sep 1998, John Polstra wrote:

In article <Pine@picnic.mat.net>, Chuck Robey <chu@glue.umd.edu> wrote:

Another tought occurred, tho: Will those functions finally be available for statically linked elf images?

No. Never. I wish you folks would get that idea out of your heads, because it ain't gonna happen. It is not feasible, for reasons having to do with the fact that some variables would end up existing in two places, one in the original static executable and another in whatever object you just dlopened.

There are good reasons why these functions have never been supported (by any vendor) in static executables.

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