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Hp-ux linker option -c
Hi,
The necessary symbols in a shared library can be exported to the application using linker option --version-script in Linux. The same can be done in Hp-ux using linker option +e. This can also be done by listing all the global symbols with +e in a file with linker option ld -c filename in hp-ux. In Linux, we can have the version nodes in the version-script file as: VERS_1.1 { global: foo1; local: old*; original*; new*; }; VERS_1.2 { foo2; } VERS_1.1; Is there a similar option in hp-ux where we use the version nodes for a shared library? Any help in this regard is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Roopa |
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