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Oracle^® Solaris 11.2 Linkers and Libraries Guide

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Updated: July 2014

Oracle^® Solaris 11.2 Linkers and Libraries Guide

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Using This Documentation

Part I Using the Link-Editor and Runtime Linker

Part II Quick Reference

Part III Advanced Topics

Chapter 6 Direct Bindings

Observing Symbol Bindings

Enabling Direct Binding

Direct Bindings and Interposition

Preventing a Symbol from being Directly Bound to

Chapter 7 Building Objects to Optimize System Performance

Chapter 8 Mapfiles

Mapfile Structure and Syntax

Mapfile Directives

Predefined Segments

Mapping Examples

Link-Editor Internals: Section and Segment Processing

Chapter 9 Interfaces and Versioning

Interface Compatibility

Internal Versioning

External Versioning

Chapter 10 Establishing Dependencies with Dynamic String Tokens

Capability Specific Shared Objects

Instruction Set Specific Shared Objects

System Specific Shared Objects

Locating Associated Dependencies

Chapter 11 Extensibility Mechanisms

Link-Editor Support Interface

Runtime Linker Auditing Interface

Runtime Linker Debugger Interface

Part IV ELF Application Binary Interface

Part V Appendices

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Mapping Examples

The following are examples of user-defined mapfiles. The numbers on the left are included in the example for tutorial purposes. Only the information to the right of the numbers actually appears in the mapfile.

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