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how to view loaded shared libraries by running processes in linux
anybody knows how to view loaded shared libraries by running processes in linux enviornment? any command or tool ?

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Since you mention linux, have a look at /proc/<pid>/maps
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thank you, VINO
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lsof -p <PID>
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