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Hi, I have two libraries libA and libB, both of them are dependent on each other for certian symbols which is creating a circular dependency among libraries. I want to ...
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    Circular Dependency

    Hi,

    I have two libraries libA and libB, both of them are dependent on each other for certian symbols which is creating a circular dependency among libraries.

    I want to remove this circular dependency and understand that i need to generate a stub file to help counter this dependency.

    I tried searching but i cont find any information as to how to generate a stub library file in linux.

    Please note that my libA and libB are both shared library file.

    Can any one please tell me how to generate stub files to solve my dependency issues.

    Newbei

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    The best thing to do is to use a package manager, as this will negate these kind of issues. Alternatively you can also pass all of the rpm/deb packages in one line to the installation tool. If it is a source install you can also get around this by editing the configure script. I'm not too sure about the stub files approach.

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