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Subject: Re: Almost JDK 1.1.2 port!
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> 
> What mode are you using for the calls, RTLD_LAZY or RTLD_NOW?  Maybe you
> should change that?
> 

I am sorry to have asked the question since I found out that the problem 
isn't related to dynamic linking (ld.so)...

BTW:  I'm using RTLD_LAZY.  Where is RTLD_NOW documented?