Glossary

header string A string,

"!<arch>\n", which identifies a file as an archive created by ar (\n represents the newline character).

hiding a symbol Making a symbol invisible to code outside the module in which the symbol was defined. Accomplished with the -hlinker option.

immediate binding By default, the dynamic loader attempts to bind all symbols in a shared library when a program starts up

—known as "immediate binding." Compare with "deferred binding."

implicit address dependency

Writing code that relies on the linker to locate a symbol in a particular location or in a particular order in relation to other symbols.

implicit loading Occurs when the dynamic loader automatically loads any required libraries when a program starts execution. Compare with "explicit" loading.

import stub A short code segment generated by the linker for external references to shared library routines. See also export stub.

import symbol An external reference made from a library.

incomplete executable An executable (a.out) file that uses shared libraries. It is "incomplete" because it does not actually contain the shared library code that it uses; instead, the shared library code is attached when the program runs. Compare with "complete executable."

indirect addressing The process of accessing a memory location through a memory address that is stored in memory or a register.

initializer An initialization routine that is called when a shared library is loaded or unloaded.

intermediate code A representation of object code that is at a lower level than the source code, but at a higher level than the object code.

I-SOMIntermediate code-System Object Module. Used during profile-based optimizations and level 4 optimization.

library A file containing object code for subroutines and data that can be used by programs.

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HP 9000 specifications

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