How to use a Dynamic Library | Shared library [Linux Programming #2]

[@user-mh1de4fu3f]

That's fantastic teaching, absolutely it shows what I exactly needed. Thanks...

[@toruwalt]

3years after upload and this video still goated! Thanks alot.

[@praveenk8841]

Good Explanation. Thank you for sharing mam.

[@kishorrankhamb]

One of the Superb Explanation for Dynamic Library..i'm searching video for this since from 2 days😑 Now i got the output i expect

[@amanjain605]

Just FYI this is for implicit dynamic linking. And this is a very good explanation of implicit dynamic linking.

[@user_of_youtube]

Thank you very much. That's exactly, what I was looking for lot of time among videos or docs 😃

[@shashikantdivekar7839]

Very good explanation and with working example. Thank you very much.

[@syedahmad5655]

Thanks... straight forward

[@dansho3712]

Great video and very well explained. Thanks alot!

[@sumits.parale8735]

very nicely explain,Thank you...

[@EdzordzinamAlipui-nq2hg]

gcc -o main main.o -L. -l_calc whenever i use that command it gives me it can't find the -l_calc file

[@Amirak254]

gcc -L. main.c -lib_calc.so -o main you're linking "main.c" with a shared library named "lib_calc.so".

[@gauravphalke5311]

Ldd command - is used for listing shared libraries of an executable.

[@deepakkumarpranjay9886]

Thank you for this video

[@priyeshtandel2101]

superb

[@ajaykumartripathi8733]

very nice explanation

[@Tarunmatskris1599]

Segmentation fault (core dumped) i got this in the terminal if i give command for the output what is this ?

[@shekharsingh8421]

sudo apt purge binutils sudo apt remove make sudo apt autoremove sudo apt install build-essential

[@shekharsingh8421]

this will remove segmentation fault

[@rajindeepak5931]

How to modify main.c file and build again?

[@abhishekrai4677]

Awesome

[@tango2olo]

Why the option "-L." didn't work??

[@jugalmodi9760]

It is showing segmentation fault

[@vvpChannel3112]

Thank You.

[@victormbonu8620]

Please why didn't you compile your header file too

[@Amirak254]

.h files are included provided its in same repo/directory. Just like other "#include lib's"_ they don't need compile'n.

[@anilrathod5970]

plz make a nice and renice command