Thanks for all of your replies. Unfortunately I've already tried most of what
was suggested, except modifying LD_LIBRARY_PATH. The only resource that my
shared object is using is stdio.h, do I need to add the path of that?
I've managed to take a screenshot from the machine which hopefully shows
Also, running with MONO_DEBUG_LEVEL=debug outputs a lot, but this seems like
the relevant part:
Somehow it's looking right at the file and deciding that it's not there,
which is what led me to believe that it might be a platform problem, but as
I said, compiling the shared object to 32bit
Hi,
I'm trying to get my head around making use of Linux shared object files. I
have created a basic C-based shared object which prints (Shared Object
Called) when main() is called. Compiled it in gcc with -fPIC and got
libshared.so as an output.
Go into C#, add [DllImport(libshared.so)] public
