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About ldd
List dynamic dependencies of executable files or shared objects.
Syntax
ldd [-d | -r ] [ -f ] [ -i ] [ -l ] [ -s ] [ -v ]
filename
| -d |
Check references to data objects. |
| -r |
Check references to both data objects and
functions. |
| -f |
Force ldd to check for an executable file that is not secure. When ldd is invoked by a super user, by default, it will not process any
executable that it finds not secure. An executable is not considered secure if the
interpreter it specifies does not reside under /usr/lib or /etc/lib, or if the
interpreter cannot be determined. |
| -i |
Displays the order of execution of initialization
sections. |
| -l |
Forces the immediate processing of any filters so that all filtees, and their dependencies, are listed. |
| -s |
Displays the search path used to locate shared object dependencies. |
| -v |
Displays all dependency relationships incurred when processing filename. This options also displays any dependency version requirements. See
pvs. |
| filename |
The name of the file. |
Related commands
ld
pvs
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