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My application dynamically loads liba.so (with dlopen ). liba.so uses libb.so so I want to link liba.so against libb.so . How to do this in Linux? Thanks in advance. If you build liba.so yourself, you need to link it with -l option gcc -o liba.so liba.o -L/libb/path -lb If you don't have liba sources, perhaps you could create libawrapper.so linked against liba and libb and to load dynamically this library gcc -o libawrap.so -L/liba/ -L/libb/ -la -lb 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3625836/how-to-link-shared-library-against-other-shared-library-in-linux

Im trying to incorporate Azure to store the majority of my files for an application. I want to upload these files to a private container and private blob in azure, and have those uploads copied through the Azure CDN to all of the other nodes (still as private containers and blobs). I then want my application to make a request to a stored blob, and give me the shared access signature link to the blob for a period of time. However, I want the link generated to be given for the closest datacenter to the user. I will have the SAS be generated each time a blob is needed, but I need to be able to

I have written this small app and it works perfectly. But I am new to java and assume there must be a better way to write this so that the variables can be read in both functions. Is there? package max.multiplebuttons.com; import android.app.Activity; import android.os.Bundle; import android.view.View; import android.widget.Button; import android.widget.TextView; import android.view.View.OnClickListener; public class multibuttons extends Activity implements OnClickListener { /** Called when the activity is first created. */ @Override public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super

I'm having trouble reading calendar events with the PHP libraries provided by Google. The calendars that I want to read are NOT publicly shared, but I want to read them on my server application. The account that holds the calendars is separate from mine (I'll refer to it as the API account), though the calendars are shared with me. According to the not publicly shared Calendar Details on Google: Anyone can: See nothing You can: See only free/busy (hide details). Both the API account and my account have an OAuth2.0 Service Accounts with a P12 key. I've followed a guide at: http://www.daimto.com

Suppose I want to compile a.cpp and b.cpp into two separate shared libraries liba.so and libb.so and the two libraries are interdependent, how can I go about doing it? Although I can think of several hack-ish way to implement something like that, they all have their own disadvantages, and the whole issue is moot for the following reason. Although you did not explicitly mention which platform you use -- and details of shared library implementation is highly platform specific, so that, in any case, the answer to this kind of a question is platform dependent -- given the names of the shared

I had developed C# windows application. OS is Windows 7 Requirement: is to access Network Shared Folder ‘Test’ using code with credentials using WNetAddConnection2 class. Restriction: is some users has access of this shared folder ‘Test’, but for other user,‘deny’ sharing permission is set. in code WNetAddConnection2 validates wrong username/password, It will give me error. For example ‘User A’ from LAN is trying to access Shared folder ‘Test’ using run command , He is not able to access ‘Access is denied’ because he has not permission. but issue is WNetAddConnection2 class allows ‘User A’ to