LD_PRELOAD related question - Solaris
This is a discussion on LD_PRELOAD related question - Solaris ; Hi,
This question might sound weird but its a long story why I want to do
this.
I sometimes run my app with a profiling agent 'pre-loaded'. For
example:
$ env LD_PRELOAD=profiling_agent.so my_app
My question: Inside 'my_app', I want to ...
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LD_PRELOAD related question
Hi,
This question might sound weird but its a long story why I want to do
this.
I sometimes run my app with a profiling agent 'pre-loaded'. For
example:
$ env LD_PRELOAD=profiling_agent.so my_app
My question: Inside 'my_app', I want to know if 'profiling_agent.so'
is running/pre-loaded or not. Can I find out via the /proc interface?
Regards
Rajesh
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Re: LD_PRELOAD related question
Rajesh writes:
> Hi,
>
> This question might sound weird but its a long story why I want to do
> this.
>
> I sometimes run my app with a profiling agent 'pre-loaded'. For
> example:
>
> $ env LD_PRELOAD=profiling_agent.so my_app
>
> My question: Inside 'my_app', I want to know if 'profiling_agent.so'
> is running/pre-loaded or not. Can I find out via the /proc interface?
On Linux, /proc/self/maps should contain this information.
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