> Simple answer: loadlib
>
> Explanitory answer:
>
> Under SunOS, the location of shared libraries is stored in a cache file
> called /etc/ld.so.cache. The cache fileneeds to be rebuilt whenever a
> shared library is added to the system. If you get an error like: ld.so:
> libX11.so.4.20: no found the shared library cache needs to be updated.
> runnind the ldconfig command (as root) should fix your problem.
> Rebooting also works since ldconfig is run from /etc/rc.local at boot
> time (or it ought to be...)
>
> Micah
ok. You can do this. You can also, as a non-root user, set an environment
variable 'LD_LIBRARY_PATH' to any paths that should be searched for
libraries.
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Received on Wed Jan 31 1996 - 21:38:49 GMT