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From: Joe Lewis <joe@joe-lewis.com>
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Subject: C program exporting symbols to dlopen() modules
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I've not found anything about exporting symbols from the main program to 
a dlopen()'d module, and in fact, have found information that it can't 
be done.

How can I "export" functions to a dlopen()'d file?

Joe