I remember answering this a month ago but here's the answer
again.
1. If by "access runtime image of a module from another
module" you mean to access globally defined data or
functions in one module from another, you have to use --
assuming you want an int variable called myData --
EXPORT_SYMBOL( myData)
in the module containing myData and "extern int myData" in
the one doing the referencing. You also have to load the
one doing the export first.
2. A module is a .o-file and its format is very well
documented.
Norm
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> Hi,
>
> This one i have mailed one month back. But still as
> i didnt get answer i am mailing again. I tried in all
> ways i know.
> I want to know how to access runtime image of a
> module from another module. And one more doubt
> regarding ELF format is will there be any header in
> runtime image of a module or a program.
>
> Many Many Advanced thanks
> Venkat
>
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