Hi Peter,
On Sat, 2011-08-20 at 18:18 +0200, Péter Rabi wrote:
I'm interested in your opinion about the following problem of mine:
:-)
There are probably libraries and executables in LibO that are
dynamically linked to libraries that they do not use.
Ok ?
I wrote some c++ code (attached) to find these needless dependencies. I
was using `ldd -u foo' to fetch the "unused direct dependencies" of foo
if its build is GnuMake-ified. The tool (libfilter) also removes the
entries of these unnecessary libs from the proper makefile.
Interesting; I don't quite know how you can do that with just ldd - you
surely need to check the symbols that are used as well.
I'm wondering why you're not re-using, improving, and building on top
of Frank's:
http://frehberg.wordpress.com/binscan/
which would seem the obvious place to start here; clearly building
incrementally on that is far more valuable than creating new code here
(?).
ATB,
Michael.
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