Dynamic linking programming interface
You can use a programming interface to the
dynamic linking mechanism
to attach a dynamically linked library to the address space of your process during
execution, look up the address of a function in the
library, call that function, and then detach
the library when it is no longer needed.
See, for example,
dlsym(S)
for more information.
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