Please try this testcase on Solaris.

[H . J . Lu]

Here is a small testcase in C. I got

./main global lazy
dlopen flags: RTLD_GLOBAL | RTLD_LAZY:
module1.so: 1
module2.so: 1
./main global now
dlopen flags: RTLD_GLOBAL | RTLD_NOW:
module1.so: 1
module2.so: 1
./main local lazy
dlopen flags: RTLD_LOCAL | RTLD_LAZY:
module1.so: 1
module2.so: 0
./main local now
dlopen flags: RTLD_LOCAL | RTLD_NOW:
module1.so: 1
module2.so: 0

under Linux. Could someone please send me the output on Solaris? I tend
to believe this is a dynamic linker bug in Linux. Both module1.so and
module2.so are linked against libbar.so. But libbar.so has an undefined
symbol which is defined in both module1.so and module2.so. I guess in
this case, the local scope of module1.so and module2.so should also
include the local scope of libbar.so.


H.J.
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