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Waldo Bastian wrote:
>The memory used by the code itself is already shared between multiple
>instances of the same executable. Whether code is part of a shared library
> or part of an executable makes no difference in that regard.

Actually, it does.

Application code is compiled non-pure, whereas libraries are pure. That=20
means applications have non-shareable code pages, while all the code in one=
=20
library is shareable.

That can be easily solved by compiling the application executable with=20
=2DfPIC, though.

=2D-=20
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