dynamic linking of lib that uses other libs how?

I am trying to figure out if its possible to somehow insulate the user of a library I wrote from the linking needs of the libraries my library uses. Here is the situation in detail: mylib uses OpenGL, gtk, and gtkglext. I would like to provide something like the pkg-config that comes with gtk an

problem with dynamic linking against libc6 - errno missing?

I am trying to use the symbolic math toolbox through matlab which uses maple, and I am getting the following error which I can't make out, anyone has any ideas? Unable to load mex file: /usr/local/matlabR14/toolbox/symbolic/maplemex.mexglx. /usr/local/matlabR14/bin/glnx86/libmaple.so: symbol errno

dynamic linking

Gnome-libs configure says: "modules disabled, and dynamic linking not supported" This comes right after "searching for dlopen". What this means? How can I enable the modules and dynamic linking?

dpkg-ftp, SOCKS, elf dynamic linking

nd a few hours learning how to do this. Since that time I've had it in the back of my mind and then the other day I thought "Hey, wait a minute! Doesn't ELF just use the object symbols to perform dynamic linking? Couldn't I just make a SOCKS shared libraries with its socket call

Re: Dynamic Linking

GREENE KENNETH ADAM writes: > I'm trying to get GCC to do dynamic linking (I'm new to Linux, was > using DJGPP on a M$-DOG system). I can get it to do static linking, > but not dynamic. when I do "gcc -dynamic -o test test.o" it > generates a static lin

Dynamic Linking

I'm trying to get GCC to do dynamic linking (I'm new to Linux, was using DJGPP on a M$-DOG system). I can get it to do static linking, but not dynamic. when I do "gcc -dynamic -o test test.o" it generates a static linked ELF binary (according ot ldd). If this is not the a