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Windows never had a global name space for dynamic symbol resolution. IMHO one of the best design decisions they made; the Unix dynamic linking model seems abso
by userbinator 4mo ago
Windows never had a global name space for dynamic symbol resolution.
IMHO one of the best design decisions they made; the Unix dynamic linking model seems absolutely like an absurd workaround in comparison.
Also, no mention of FixDS? https://www.geary.com/fixds.html https://www.geary.com/fixds.html
- Joker_vD 4mo ago> the Unix dynamic linking model What? It's just like static linking! Only, you know, we do it at load time. At least the filenames of the shared objects to load are included into the executable — we could instead just load and search the whole of /usr/lib in unspecified order, you know!
- pjmlp 4mo agoNot all UNIXes, Aix dynamic link model is XCOFF and quite similar to Windows.