Re: Shared library defines a RPATH
Will Newton <will@misconception.org.uk> immo vero scripsit:
> > plugins don't need rpath.
> > You can just point to its full path in dlopen.
>
> Sorry, bad example. What I meant was - I have a package with lots of
> libraries that have have non-descriptive names like e.g. libdd.so that are
> likely to cause namespace collisions, so I have placed them in a subdir of
> /usr/lib. AFAIK at the present time this program is the only one to use these
> shared libs. Is it correct for this program to have rpath set to this
> directory?
I have no idea why they should be a shared library at all
in the first place.
regards,
junichi
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