Shared runtime libraries - SV shared memory?
Robert Viduya
robert at gitpyr.UUCP
Tue May 21 06:11:45 AEST 1985
>
> In a random discussion with a co-worker the other day, I recalled a
> scheme for reducing the size text segments of programs used in an
> otherwise excreble and unnamed operating system: Shared runtime
> libraries. Though I have no current application, it seemed like an
> interesting topic to bounce around.
>
A couple of notes on the subject:
A) The IBM PL/I Optimizing compiler running under VM/CMS has what
they call a "transient" library. I'm not sure about all the
details, but I believe this library can be set up (by the
system administrator) to reside in a non-volative section of
memory. I think OS/MVS has the same thing.
B) I understand the new AT&T 7300 micro supports some type of
shared libraries. Again, I'm not sure of all the details,
but I have heard that you can't use the debugger with a
program using the shared libraries.
Anyone want to clarify?
robert
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Robert Viduya
Georgia Institute of Technology
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