shared-libraries

I am making one dynamic library by using some function of libmxml.a library but I get this warning: *Warning: Linking the shared library libgstmatroskademux.la against the _ *static library /home/Mr32/gst-template4_final/gst-plugin/src/libmxml.a _ is not portable! I also get this warning: gcc: /home/Mr32/gst-template4_final/gst-plugin/src/libmxml.a: linker _ input file unused because linking not done So what's the meaning of this warning and how could I solve it? Edit : There is one already autogenerated make file for compiling the gstreamer plugin. Now to use some function of libmxml.a in

I have two third-party libraries occasionally having the same symbol name exported. When the executable is loaded, ld usually picks the wrong one and I getting crash as a result. I cannot do too much about the content of these libraries, so may be there is a way to instruct ld how to find the proper imlementation ? OS - Solaris 10, my program is built by autoconf/autotools/gcc, conflicting libraries are libclntsh (part of Oracle driver) and OpenLDAP. Unfortuinately, I cannot use Oracle's implementation of LDAP client - it lacks many features OpenLDAP has. Edited: The linkage is as following:

I've got a shared library with some homemade functions, which I compile into my other programs, but I have to link the end program with all the libraries I have used to compile the static library. Here is an example: I have function foo in the library which requires a function from another library libbar.so . In my main program to use function foo I have to compile it with the -lbar flag. Is there a way I can compile my library statically so it includes all the required code from the other libraries, and I can compile my end program without needing the -lbar flag? Shared objects (.so) aren't

I am trying to run an executable on Linux Mint 16 x64 that was compiled for Ubuntu 12 x64. The executable uses Qt 5.1.1 dynamically during runtime. I get the error: loaded the dummy plugin loaded the Linux plugin updating server status ./executableName: symbol lookup error: ./executableName: undefined symbol: _ZN18QXmlDefaultHandlerC2Ev When I run ldd executableName | grep "not found" searching for missing dependencies I get no result; all dynamic dependencies seem to be found, but the undefined symbol error above persists. Thoughts? A quick help: $ echo _ZN18QXmlDefaultHandlerC2Ev|c++filt

I want to use Flutter to create an Android app which depends on a third-party SDK that wrapped in an aar file. So far, I have only found the article Accessing Platform and Third-Party Services in Flutter . It seems that I have to build the Flutter project with additional Java files using Android Studio . This is complicated and not what I want. Is there any way to directly load aar files or *.so files in Dart code? Something like how JNI works. After learning the Flutter example - hello services , I have successfully built my Flutter project with aar file. Basic Steps: Download the Flutter