Expert C Programming: Deep SecretsThis book is for the knowledgeable C programmer, this is a second book that gives the C programmers advanced tips and tricks. This book will help the C programmer reach new heights as a professional. Organized to make it easy for the reader to scan to sections that are relevant to their immediate needs. |
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750 Kbyte libc.a 506 Kbyte 1 Kbyte a.out results in staticallylinked with 620 Kbyte
5 Kbyte a.out libc.so results in Library functions are mapped into the process at
runtime dynamically linked with Figure 5-2 Static Linking versus Dynamic Linking
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750 Kbyte libc.a 506 Kbyte 1 Kbyte a.out results in staticallylinked with 620 Kbyte
5 Kbyte a.out libc.so results in Library functions are mapped into the process at
runtime dynamically linked with Figure 5-2 Static Linking versus Dynamic Linking
...
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There are four specific libraries for which dynamic linking is mandatory: libc (C
runtimes), libsys (other system runtimes), libX (X windowing), and libnsl (
networking services). Other libraries can be statically linked, but dynamic linking
is strongly ...
There are four specific libraries for which dynamic linking is mandatory: libc (C
runtimes), libsys (other system runtimes), libX (X windowing), and libnsl (
networking services). Other libraries can be statically linked, but dynamic linking
is strongly ...
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Software Dogma Only Use Dynamic Linking! Dynamic linking is now the default
on computers running System V release 4 UNIX, and it should always be used.
Static linking is now functionally obsolete, and should be allowed to rest in peace
.
Software Dogma Only Use Dynamic Linking! Dynamic linking is now the default
on computers running System V release 4 UNIX, and it should always be used.
Static linking is now functionally obsolete, and should be allowed to rest in peace
.
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2 Its Not a Bug Its a Language Feature | 31 |
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