Static and Dynamic Linking on Linux with gcc

This video explains details for how static and dynamic linking works on Linux systems when compiling with GCC.

[GamingDemiurge]

Maybe the best video about library linking over Linux I've seen in YouTube

[arktessellator_]

Amazing explanation and demonstration with enough detail to have semi low level look on how linking takes place!

[ravishankar]

This is by far the best linker video! Kudos to you!

[mirzanasir]

Straight to the point with enough detail needed to understand ! Great !

[高天林-rw]

I have seen many books and blogs about dll. This video illustrates the best.

[himanshusingh-shih]

Thanks a lot for making this video. Very detailed and precise at the same time. The best video one can create to explain Static and dynamic linking in detail.

[VuongNguyen-wrhp]

Clean and clear, thank you. This is exactly what I've been looking for

[artk]

Your vids are gold for C newbs like myself. Thank you sir!

[zjlewhhda]

Sir your content is amazing. I planned to watch all your playlist tonight

[wsm]

Excellent and well-presented video. Please upload more soon.

[zeinbarhoum]

That's actually very well explained, thank you!

[arjunarangil]

really helpful.. guys you will get xtra knowledge

[binrymge]

This is the most helpful video I've watched on the subject. It's helped me a lot thanks.

[absentdead]

extremely useful sir, thanks for sharing your knowledge

[greymind]

This is really great, so clear and the help of small diagrams were really helpful. Even my university cannot do a better work in making student learn as you. thanks a lot for your work. Hope you will upload more soon

[javipy]

Great video, the deepest and best explanation I ever seen. However, I have a question. When you explained about the files with objdump, they show that symbols (functions in this case), have a fix direction in memory, haven't they. So every time the program (process) in load into memory, symbols are held in the same memory location? What happend if those directions are occupied by another process?

[andreicapi]

very clear and easy to understand video thank you

[akhileshkukreti]

Great Job, please keep it up, practical demo was awesome

[binarytv]

Thank you so much...It was vry helpful!

[parkeryan]

Excelletn video, and hope you can make another video to explain more detail about how main find the real function of printf by plt, and more about the resolve function _dl_runtime_resolve