Re: [GD-Linux] Determining address of C++ member function at run-time...

[Steve B. <sjb...@ai...>]

Colin Fahey wrote:

> I have a Linux shared-library (*.so) file with lots
> of C++ classes.  I would like to determine the addresses
> of the binary code implementations of various
> NON-STATIC member functions at run-time (not at
> compile-time or doing "nm foo.so" at the command line).

Is dlopen/dlsym applicable here?
 
What I don't understand is *WHY* you need to do this.  It seems
like you must be doing something unbelievably **NASTY** and you ought
to be looking for a better way to solve the problem than delving around
in ikky machine details such as code addresses.

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