Re: can you list all shared libraries currently loaded by a running process?

weisburd@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

Hi,
I'm running RHEL 2.4, trying to debug a java application which loads
some shared libaries at runtime.. I'd like to get a list of these that
I could submit in a bug report. gnome-system-monitor has the list I
want ("memory maps"), but I couldn't figure out how to copy it. Is
there a command line which produces the same list?

Have you tried "ldd"?

-- Anita --
.

Relevant Pages

  • can you list all shared libraries currently loaded by a running process?
    ... trying to debug a java application which loads ... some shared libaries at runtime.. ...
    (alt.os.linux.redhat)
  • Re: can you list all shared libraries currently loaded by a running process?
    ... trying to debug a java application which loads ... some shared libaries at runtime.. ... want ("memory maps"), but I couldn't figure out how to copy it. ...
    (alt.os.linux.redhat)
  • Re: Is conditional compiling possible in JAVA?
    ... Use boolean constants and let the compiler figure out if code can be ... many C/C++ preprocessors don't barf on Java input ... All you do is change debug to true or false and if set to false, ...
    (comp.lang.java.help)
  • Re: improving Java Applet performance
    ... Knute Johnson wrote: ... noticeable delay between the time the page loads and the applet ... I looked at this page with FF3 and IE7, neither gave any warnings or were slow. ... For the FF problem, while the applet is open, double click on the Java icon in your system and check the version. ...
    (comp.lang.java.programmer)
  • Re: Eclipse Debugging Framework
    ... >I need information in understanding the need of a seperate Java Debug ... This is how the Eclipse debugger works. ... It is working at the machine code level, but has a map of C ...
    (comp.lang.java.softwaretools)