Hi Guys,
I need know which shared libraries are found and opened like on
solaris LD_DEBUS=files
it gives traces about which shared libraries are opened and so on
I want to know what will the shell variable for AIX?
Thanks for your help
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Hi Guys,
I need know which shared libraries are found and opened like on
solaris LD_DEBUS=files
it gives traces about which shared libraries are opened and so on
I want to know what will the shell variable for AIX?
Thanks for your help
[email]claudedube@gmail.com[/email] wrote:[color=blue]
> I need know which shared libraries are found and opened like on
> solaris LD_DEBUS=files
> it gives traces about which shared libraries are opened and so on
>
> I want to know what will the shell variable for AIX?[/color]
These is no comparable function on AIX.
[email]claudedube@gmail.com[/email] writes:
[color=blue]
> I need know which shared libraries are found and opened like on
> solaris LD_DEBUS=files
> it gives traces about which shared libraries are opened and so on[/color]
I don't believe there is such an environment variable on AIX.
You could do:
dbx -a <pid>
map
detach
quit
Or:
echo "
info shared
quit" > .gdbinit.$$
gdb -q -x .gdbinit.$$ /path/to/exe pid
rm .gdbinit.$$
Cheers,
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