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to check version to library
how to check the version of Library
version of Program & version of file. while compile pro*c program, I got error like elf error: no string table if u have any suggestion then give me urgently. |
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09-16-2001
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You can check out the following commands:
nm(1), ar(1), objdump(1), ranlib(1) I'm not exactly sure what your problem is. More details would help. |
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