I would be interested in answers for both Linux and NT (or any other for that matter)
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Thanks Laurion for the answer.
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I would be interested in answers for both Linux and NT (or any other for that matter)
Edit:
Thanks Laurion for the answer.
More information here:
The runtime loader normally fixes up references to imported functions when the module is loaded. It looks at the table of imported functions and puts in the proper address. The module uses the imported functions through an indirection table.