using .so file

[v900y@yahoo.com]

Hello,

I'm cross-compiling, and there is a .so file on the
target system that I need to use. Can someone
tell me how to compile so that I can make function
calls on the target system to use the routines in
the .so? I am currently using -static but I assume
I need to make an exception for any .so files.

I am also willing to use dlopen but there are,
actually, several interrelated .so files. I'm not
sure if dlopen'ing one .so that itself relies
on another .so will work.

Thanks for any help.

[Vladimir S. Oka]

Re: using .so file

v900y@yahoo.com wrote:
[color=blue]
> Hello,
>
> I'm cross-compiling, and there is a .so file on the
> target system that I need to use. Can someone
> tell me how to compile so that I can make function
> calls on the target system to use the routines in
> the .so? I am currently using -static but I assume
> I need to make an exception for any .so files.
>
> I am also willing to use dlopen but there are,
> actually, several interrelated .so files. I'm not
> sure if dlopen'ing one .so that itself relies
> on another .so will work.
>
> Thanks for any help.[/color]

Look at comp.unix.progr ammer (followup-to set).

It's off topic here.

Cheers

Vladimir

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