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* Andrea Conti <alyf@××××.net> wrote: |
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> More importantly, code which is intended to be used in shared objects |
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> must be compiled with specific options as position-independent code, |
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> whereas code in an archive needs not. |
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Not necessarily. But it can't be shared at runtime anymore, since |
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the dynamic loader has to change the codepages for each process. |
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(well, there *is* a way ... back in a.out times libraries hat been |
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compiled/linked to specific address spaces, but obviously that's |
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quite complex to manage and not advisable outside speficic |
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embedded environments) |
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> You can't link dynamically against a library archive, so all DL code on |
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> Linux must be compiled as a shared object, whether it's actually shared |
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> or not (think plugins). |
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You can (apache did it once, aeons ago), but it's quite tricky, |
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and it's hard to get the pages shared between processes. |
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Not the recommended way. |
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