fober
3rd November 2011, 11:03
Hi,
My problem is the following: I have a Qt application that depends on a shared library. Thus, this shared library is automatically loaded in memory when my application starts.
Now, I want to check for a symbol in this library (which doesn’t only depends on the library version). How can I do ?
When I use QLibrary, I have to call ‘QLibrary::load’ to resolve the symbol but the library is supposed to be already loaded. Isn’t it possible to query the symbols available in memory ?
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Dominique
My problem is the following: I have a Qt application that depends on a shared library. Thus, this shared library is automatically loaded in memory when my application starts.
Now, I want to check for a symbol in this library (which doesn’t only depends on the library version). How can I do ?
When I use QLibrary, I have to call ‘QLibrary::load’ to resolve the symbol but the library is supposed to be already loaded. Isn’t it possible to query the symbols available in memory ?
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Dominique