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Friday, March 27, 2009

Finding out dependencies of an executable in Linux

Hi all,

ldd command is used to find out the dynamic dependencies of an executable in a Linux/Unix environment.

ldd

will list out all the dynamic libraries used by the executable.It is a great tool to find out the missing modules needed by the executable.

Cheers!
Posted by Mandelbrot at 6:55 PM

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