ldd & strace for E680

[leopardus2]

UNIX tools to find out which dyn libraries are needed, and to trace system calls of processes.

Hehe. I feel very stupid. I don't understand all the words in red.

It is only useful to UNIX (in this case, LINUX) users...

Rick

[Abs_zero]

have fun!

[Abs_zero]

use next shell command in order to add your custom libraries

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/path/to/your/custom/libs:/lib:/usr/lib/ezx/lib:/usr/language/vr/english/lib:/usr/language/vr/mandarin/lib:/usr/language/vr/common/lib

[kogan01]

UNIX tools to find out which dyn libraries are needed, and to trace system calls of processes.

Hehe. I feel very stupid. I don't understand all the words in red.

Don't be like that, everyone has each talent.

[daniel.santos]

I love you man! (i.e., strace)

[underscore]

@inijohan

it's good for devs
it tells the dependencies for apps so you can do...

there are these tools for nearly all OSes, not just UNIX

[daniel.santos]

yea, and ldd is much nicer than scraping through the binary and looking at the text to determine what it's dependencies are (even though that does work). Thanks to strace, I've almost got the NAPI decoded. The only thing that hacks me off about that is that the "dsm" process (usr/SYStapi/dsm) just in turn talks to the tapi service so I'm not sure that my efforts will be helping openezx much. The main thing I want is automated control over the gprs connection, so it auto-connects when my phone boots and automatically reconnects if it gets dropped.

By the way, what do you use to compile with?

Daniel