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03-07-2002 04:04 PM
03-07-2002 04:04 PM
dlsym returning NULL when function looks valid
Hi,
I'm having a problem with the dlsym function. I use dlopen to open a shared library (which I created). dlsym is returning NULL on what looks like a valid function. I used "nm" on my shared library to verify that the function exists.
More info:
OS is 11
dlerror() is not printing out everything.
I tried creating my shared library with and without the -E option for ld. Didn't seem to matter.
The only other linker flag I have is +s
I tried applying patch PHSS_24303, but I had no luck with this either
Help is much appreciated!
Thanks,
SC
I'm having a problem with the dlsym function. I use dlopen to open a shared library (which I created). dlsym is returning NULL on what looks like a valid function. I used "nm" on my shared library to verify that the function exists.
More info:
OS is 11
dlerror() is not printing out everything.
I tried creating my shared library with and without the -E option for ld. Didn't seem to matter.
The only other linker flag I have is +s
I tried applying patch PHSS_24303, but I had no luck with this either
Help is much appreciated!
Thanks,
SC
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