installing uclibc runtime on target system

[Rob Landley]

On Sunday 18 April 2010 13:09:28 Matthias Hofmann wrote:
> Hi,
>
> thank you, i will check it out.
> It seems to me that i have problems calling the functions "shm_open()",
> "ftruncate()", "sem_open()" and "mmap()" in my shared library which i have
> build with uclibc.

The "nm -D" command is fun here.

For example, on your host you can go

  nm -D /lib/libc.so.6

And see all the symbols gcc exports.  (The -D option tells it not to rely on 
debug info, which goes away when they're stripped, and instead rely on the 
dynamic symbol table which shared libraries have to always have.)

The ones with numbers listed on the left are ones it exports.  The ones that 
say "U" are ones that it's trying to import from somewhere else.  Add
"--size-sort" to have it show you just the ones it exports, sorted by size.

I really need to write an Embedded Linux From Scratch...

Rob
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