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19-Oct-2008, 10:31 AM #1
need help with shared libraries
I need help with creating shared libraries.
I have an existing library called libt1.so which has a class definition in it I will be using. I would like to create a new shared library out of an object file called AddNumbers.o that creates an instance of a class in libt1.so. So essentially my question is: How do I create a new shared library called libnew.so that is made up of AddNumbers.o and libt1.so.
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