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On Wed, Apr 28, 2004 at 08:31:04PM +0400,
 Sergey Zaharchenko probably wrote:
>=20
> But how do you link a real executable against an emulated shared
> library:)?
>=20

What is more, to set up such type of an emulation, you have to get some
code (emulator's code) running at the initialization time of your shared
library, which is exactly the point of the discussion.

--=20
DoubleF
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