Creating a Dynamic Executable

• To create a dynamic executable don't use the -G, or -d n options.

• Indicate that the dependencies of the dynamic executable should be lazily loaded using the -z lazyload option. See "Lazy Loading of Dynamic Dependencies".

• If the dependencies of the dynamic executable do not reside in /usr/lib for 32-bit objects, or /usr/lib/64 for 64-bit objects, record their path name in the output file using the -R option. See "Directories Searched by the Runtime Linker".

• Establish direct binding information using -B direct. See "External Bindings".

The following example combines the above points:

$ cc -o prog -R /home/lib -z ignore -z lazyload -B direct -L. \
-lfoo file1.o file2.o file3.o .....