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Creating and Using Libraries

Using Shared Libraries in 64-bit mode

Using Shared Libraries in 64-bit mode

In the HP-UX 11.00 release, HP provides an industry-standard linker toolset for programs linked in 64-bit mode. The new toolset consists of a linker, dynamic loader, object file class library, and an object file tool collection. Although compatibility between the current and previous toolset is an important goal, some differences exist between these toolsets.

The 64-bit mode linker toolset introduces different types of shared libraries. (In SVR4 Unix, shared libraries are sometimes called dlls.)

•Compatibility mode shared library: Using the 64-bit mode linker, a compatibility mode shared library is basically a library built with ld -b +compat that has dependent shared libraries. The +compat option affects the way the linker and loader search for dependent libraries of a shared library and records their names.

•Standard mode shared library: A standard mode shared library is a library built with ld -bor ld -b +std with dependent shared libraries.

If you specify ld -b +compat with no dependent libraries, you create a shared library that has no mode —neither compatibility mode nor standard mode.

The linker handles these libraries in different way with regard to internal naming and library search modes.

Internal Name Processing

For both 32-bit mode and 64-bit mode, you specify shared library internal names using ld +h name However, their dependent libraries’ internal names may not be recorded the same way in a standard mode link.

In an ld +compat link, the linker treats the internal names like it does in 32-bit mode:

•If the dependent library’s internal name is rooted (starts with “/”), it is inserted as is in the DT_HP_NEEDED entry. If it was specified with -l, the dynamic path bit is set to TRUE in the DT_HP_NEEDED entry.

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