Hi, there,
I encountered a strange problem with lt_dlopenext
I am installing a software. At running time, the software should load
some plugins using lt_dlopenext but always failed. I traced the program
and found that the parameter to lt_dlopenext should be correct but calling
the function returns error. Does anyone know what's going on?
To be precise, the software reads from a config file about the plugin,
whose name is like "myplugin". The parameter to lt_dlopenext is change to
the full path like "/projects/my/lib/myplugin" and there exist files
/projects/my/lib/myplugin.a
/projects/my/lib/myplugin.la
/projects/my/lib/myplugin.so
/projects/my/lib/myplugin.so.1
/projects/my/lib/myplugin.so.1.0.0
The problem appeared when I installed the software on public machines
under a local directory, configure'd with --prefix=/projects/my When I
installed it on my laptop, where the default /usr/local directory is used,
there is no problem. However, I cannot possibly get root access on public
machines, where people will use it. Even if I could, it would not be
installed under the default path.
When compiling the software, libtool version is 1.5.22
Thanks.
Yaxin
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