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Top Forums Programming dlclose crashing in 64bit Post 302098472 by jim mcnamara on Monday 4th of December 2006 12:08:27 PM
Old 12-04-2006
AS a guess, I would say the void *handle in dlclose(handle) is corrupted - not pointing to a valid address.

Try setting a break, or placing a print statement just before the dlclose -
Code:
printf ("void *handle= %p\n",handle);

If you have a similar one for the other time(s) your code encounters it, you can see if it has been changed.
 

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