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List:       linux-glibc
Subject:    objdump output
From:       Marcus Harnisch <marcus () harnisch ! isdn ! cs ! tu-berlin ! de>
Date:       1999-05-07 10:00:23
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I wrote:
 > Uh, oh! I just noticed that the output of the command `strings
 > /lib/libc-2.1.so' contains both strings. Is this correct? In that
 > case, there was definitely a bug in find-requires. If not, what can I
 > do to fix the problem?

I suppose this has something to do with symbol versioning, correct? So 
rpm has been extended to support that *feature* and I will have to
specify --nodeps as install option until I recompiled my glibc source
package, so that it provides that information.

Could someone confirm that stamement (A simple `yes'/`no' is ok)?

Regards,
	Marcus


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