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Using static and shared libraries across platforms

I produced hereafter some information about shared libraries on different systems. However, this information is probably very sparse on details and may even not be up-to-date. Actually, keeping track of changes is nearly impossible.
The definitive information usually comes from the operating system docs. (e.g. HP's "HP-UX Linker and Libraries User's Guide", Sun's "Linker and Libraries Guide", SGI's "MIPSpro Compiling and Performance Tuning Guide", IBM's "AIX Linking and Loading Mechanisms", etc.), where there is often advice on the best options for performance.
GNU libtool offers an abstraction layer to shared library management.

Feedback is welcome.

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Adapted from:
Cross platform development, Using Shared Libraries across Platforms, Shah, Amal ; Xiao, Hong, C/C++ Users Journal, May 1998, Volume 16 Number 5

 

Notes:

• cells with xxxx implies that the OS does not support that particular feature. ?? means I don't know.
• some compilers offer some extensions to control how symbols are exported. For instance, gcc (4.0 and later) implements "__attribute__((visibility("hidden")))" for ELF targets.
• papers related to versioning
• How to write shared libraries, Ulrich Drepper

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Acknowledgments

Juan Altmayer Pizzorno, Wolfgang Haefelinger, Per Losenborg, Anil E. Sahukar, Andrew Stalewski, Pirasenna Velandai Thiyagarajan, Nathan Stratton Treadway, Stephan Weber, Bo Xie

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