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> - Does it support libdl? I.e. can new objects be loaded after program started?

FreeBSD's a.out's most definatly support libdl and very nicely. =) I and 
a firend of mine have been playing with libbl. He is writing a game that 
runs entirely off of libdl linked objects. He is proud to say that he can 
debug, patch and change the running executable without stopping the 
process. I think he's having too much fun.

				Jonathan Mini (mini@momentum.nike.efn.org)
						   Sent from home machine.