This is the first time that I created a dynamic library in linux and although the program works, I do not get the correct information about the library when executing ldd.
I explain the details:
1) Source code:
bye_fn.c: hello_fn.c:
hello.c:
2) Steps followed to obtain the shared library and the executable program:
3) Steps followed to execute the "hello" program:
It works right.
4) My question:
If I execute the command: ldd hello
the output is:
I would to get correctly the information about the library "libhello.so" that is being used by "hello".
What should I change or add in the steps described in point 2, to achieve this?
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