Creating and Using Libraries

Using Shared Libraries in 64-bit mode

If the dependent library’s internal name contains a relative path, the internal name is inserted at the end of the path where the shared library is found at link time, replacing the library’s filename in the DT_HP_NEEDED entry. If the library is specified with -l, the dynamic path bit is set to TRUE.

If the dependent library’s internal name contains no path, it is inserted at the end of the path where the shared library is found at link time, replacing the library’s filename. If the library is specified with -l, the dynamic path bit is set to TRUE.

If the dependent shared library does not have an internal name, the path where the library is found and the library filename is recorded in the DT_HP_NEEDED entry. If specified with -l, the dynamic path bit is set to TRUE.

If the shared libraries are specified with a relative or no path in this mode, the linker expands the current working directory when constructing the DT_HP_NEEDED entry. So instead of getting something like ./libdk.sl, you get /home/your_dir/libdk.sl.

All DT_HP_NEEDED entries with the dynamic path bit set are subject to dynamic path lookup.

In standard mode, the linker treats shared library names as follows:

If the dependent shared library has an internal name, it is recorded in the DT_NEEDED entry.

otherwise

If the dependent shared library is specified with the -lor -l:option, only the libname.ext is recorded in the DT_NEEDED entry.

otherwise

The path of the dependent shared library as seen on the link line is recorded in the DT_NEEDED entry.

All DT_NEEDED entries with no "/" in the libname are subject to dynamic path lookup.

Dynamic Path Searching for Shared Libraries

In the 64-bit mode of the linker toolset (selected by default or with the +std option), any library whose name has no "/" character in it becomes a candidate for dynamic path searching. Also, the linker always uses the

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