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That doesn't mean the program is going execute all the dlopen() calls at start up.
by tedunangst 3y ago
That doesn't mean the program is going execute all the dlopen() calls at start up.
- eqvinox 3y agoThat is true, but the root comment was specifically referring to dependencies of dlopen'ed libs not getting loaded. That one is 'fixable'. (Btw, I'm pretty sure dlopen itself can't be lazy, due to needing to run constructors; the root comment is a bit vaguely worded... but ofc that only matters after dlopen is called.)