I’d like to know if somebody would know some tools which can tell you the address memory for a static or dynamic library written in C++ (for windows, linux and macos).
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I’d like to know if somebody would know some tools which can tell you the address memory for a static or dynamic library written in C++ (for windows, linux and macos).
Thanks
You can use readelf for Linux, which displays information about ELF files. You can use it to know the addresses of shared libraries (implicitly loaded dynamic libraries) as well as addresses of all the static symbols. You can’t however use it for libraries which are explicitly loaded at runtime. You can turn off the Address space randomization in Linux as well.