I've got some code that dynamically links in a C library.  The code works
just fine when I compile to native code, but blows up when I compile to
bytecode.  Just to be clear, the dynamic linking I'm doing happens
entirely on the C side:  I've got a c library that is linked in
statically, and the dlopen and dlclose calls all happen within that C
library.  When I try this trick in bytecode, I get a segfault.

So, any ideas as to what I need to do to make dynamic linking and byte
code to play nicely together?

Yaron


|--------/            Yaron M. Minsky              \--------|
|--------\ http://www.cs.cornell.edu/home/yminsky/ /--------|

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