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I have been reading about the relocation and symbol resolution process and I have a few questions on the same. So the whole process(of loading the exec) starts with exec(BA_OS) command. During exec(BA_OS) , the system retrieves a path name from the PT_INTERP segment and creates the initial process image from the interpreter file’s segments. That is, instead of using the original executable file’s segment images, the system composes a memory image for the interpreter. It then is the interpreter’s responsibility to receive control from the system and provide an environment for the application

I'm using PhpStorm as current IDE. The only issue I have with it is that it can't find my php-library. I've installed this: PHP-JS . And by install, i mean generated the php-js.so file which I've loaded via php5enmod php-js . The library works: // This is a valid namespace AND classname $context = new JS\Context; $result = $context->evaluate("var x = 3; var y = 4; var z = x + y; ++z;"); // will output 8 For some (well, not that strange) reason, PhpStorm can't find the JS namespace and consequently no classes from that namespace. Is there a way I can tell PhpStorm that I'm actually calling an

I have an .so file called tissue-classifier.cpython-37m-x86_64-linux-gnu.so from an external library that I want to import so that I can extend it in one of my local classes. Since I am extending a class, I need to import it as an extension type using cimport and I am wondering if this is even possible. If I use a normal import statement then I will be left with a Python compiled version which cannot be used to extend a cdef class in my current file. When I try to cimport the tissue_classifier file, it gives me the error that tissue_classifier.pxd file could not be found which makes sense

I just gone through native development in android. I am successful in getting my AndroidStudio 2.2.2 ready for native debelopment I also build sample hello-jni project What I am trying to achieve I am trying to use an existing library designed in c++ (I will be provided with static library .a extension or .so file) Few confusions regarding native developement 1) Shall I use the .cpp & .h files of the existing c++ library instead of .a or .so file ? 2) Do I need to make CMakeLists.text : So far as I googled my .a files is not generated using ndk-build , so I need to make it. If I use .cpp & .h

I'm struggling with this for several days now. At the moment i'm just testing it with a simple C++ project (1 .h & 1 .cpp file) and a minimalistic App including the ndk helloJNI sample code (which worked perfect easily): Target Import existing C/C++ files (project) to Android Studio Approach After trying out some of the (dozens) of different possibilities, i think/thought the following steps would be the best solution for my purpose: Create the shared library (Calculator.so) from Visual Studios 2015 "Create shared library for Android" (or something) [successful] Create jniLibs folder in src

I am trying to integrate React Native with my existing Android App. I am getting the following exception, when initilizing React Native Screen: java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: dlopen failed: "/data/data/com.snapdeal.main/lib-main/libgnustl_shared.so" is 32-bit instead of 64-bit The App is only crashing on 64-bit devices. As per my learning so far, I've found this issue reported on React Native Repo, but the solution suggested in this thread is not helpful as I am not using any external SO library in existing App. Apart from above, I've realized another difference in library structure on the