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Visual-ldd - tool that shows library dependancies in a tree
This feed is no longer available upstream. It is recorded here for historical interest only.Published by Thomas Leonard
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- Full name
- Description
Visual Dependency Walker is a tool that will show you a graphical tree of all the shared libraries that a given ELF binary links to. It can be used to figure out why your program is linked against a certain library, and to check for version conflicts.
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Version Released Stability Platform Download 1.2 2006-05-29 Linux-i486 Download (64423 bytes) - Required libraries
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