Ramkumar R wrote:
This is interesting. But i dont understand how you can use a shared# xxx gcc
Will show all the libraries used by the GCC executable.
ldd gcc
or
/lib/ld-<version>.so --list /usr/bin/gcc
note that this will show only the libraries which are loaded at
startup. the program can choose to load libraries at runtime. these
wont be included in this list. you can get all the loaded libraries at
any point during the execution of the process by
cat /proc/<pid>/maps | grep ' r-xp .*\.so[0-9.]*$'
it moves on...
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