1. [OT] - Linux programming help
Okay, it's not ENTIRELY off topic...in Windows if I want to use a routine
in a .dll and don't know the .dll name, I just go to the MSDN web site
and lookup the routine name.
Is there an equivalent web site/documentation link that would give me the
.so name for a routine? I'm looking for the .so that contains the
strlen() function.
Thanks!
Jonas Temple
2. Re: [OT] - Linux programming help
Hello Mr. Temple.
Don't quote me on this, but I believe all those standard "C" functions
are in libc.so.
Travis.
Jonas Temple wrote:
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>posted by: Jonas Temple <jtemple at yhti.net>
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>Okay, it's not ENTIRELY off topic...in Windows if I want to use a routine
>in a .dll and don't know the .dll name, I just go to the MSDN web site
>and lookup the routine name.
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>Is there an equivalent web site/documentation link that would give me the
>.so name for a routine? I'm looking for the .so that contains the
>strlen() function.
>
>Thanks!
>
>Jonas Temple
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3. Re: [OT] - Linux programming help
Jonas Temple wrote:
> Is there an equivalent web site/documentation link that would give me the
> .so name for a routine? I'm looking for the .so that contains the
> strlen() function.
>
Jonas:
Did you try the command : man strlen
Bernie
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