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Having shared libraries allows you to create programs that can break
down functions into several different binary files. If there were no
shared libraries all the programs would be a single, massive binary
file. Updating programs would be pain because the entire project would
have to be recompiled.
Also, shared libraries allow programmers to reuse existing binary files so that standard functions don't have to be recompiled again and again. Imagine having to wait for the stdio or stdlib to compile every single time you had a simple program.
Alright, now for the meat of the tutorial. more...
Also, shared libraries allow programmers to reuse existing binary files so that standard functions don't have to be recompiled again and again. Imagine having to wait for the stdio or stdlib to compile every single time you had a simple program.
Alright, now for the meat of the tutorial. more...
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