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Message-ID: <1358334018.2170.23.camel@6-core>
Date: Wed, 16 Jan 2013 12:00:18 +0100
From: pierre <pierre@...entlife.com>
To: musl@...ts.openwall.com, Rich Felker <dalias@...ifal.cx>
Subject: Re: dladdr()
Rich,
> Are you using static or dynamic linking?
Dynamic. Before posting here, I checked the musl source
code, and the binary:
'objdump -z -d hello' gives: callq 4003e0 <dladdr@plt>
Further, 'musl-gcc -static hello.c -o hello_s' weights
23KB while the shared binary above weights only 7KB.
Finally, my example provided the compilation/linking
cmd line, which, by default, is dynamic:
// glibc:
// gcc hello.c -o hello -ldl
// musl:
// musl-gcc hello.c -o hello
I am attaching the source code linked with musl 0.9.8
so you can duplicate this issue without wasting time.
Besides knowing how to enable dladdr() in dynamic mode,
I am interested in knowing what other steps are needed
beyond replacing the #ifdef SHARED by another custom
define (#ifdef __FORCE_DL) for musl's dl implementation
to do the job in static binaries (with exported symbols).
Thank you for musl, a much-needed alternative.
Pierre
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