* Renaming symbols in a shared library
@ 2008-08-18 19:00 Hari
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From: Hari @ 2008-08-18 19:00 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Hello All,
I have two versions of a same library that I want to load in the same
address space. However, because the dependency is not direct, I cannot
make use of dlopen to load the library. I require your inputs regarding
other possible approaches to achieve this. Please note that the library
is a third party library and I don't have its code to rebuild it.
I think we can rename the symbols of a shared library, given just the
shared library. Is that possible? If it is, can some one point to me a
resource where I can learn to rename symbols of one version of a library?
Is there any better approach? I am trying to find an approach that is
portable to other systems. However, please do share any system specific
approaches too, so that I can understand what are all the possible options.
Thanks for your valuable time.
Best Regards,
Hari
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