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From: Oddbjørn Steffensen <oste@sn.no>
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Subject: Dynamic linking 
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Hi.

Can anyone point me to examples of programs that use
dynamic linking (other than perl5), i.e. dlopen with
friends ?

I'm using a plain 2.1.0 installation.

-oddbjorn