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If I rebuild a shared library that a processed program uses, do I need to relink the program?

April 26, 2017library processed program rebuild relink Shared uses

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If I rebuild a shared library that a processed program uses, do I need to relink the program?

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No. As with normal development, when you rebuild a shared library, you do not have to relink your program. Your program uses the new shared library when you run it. Memory Advisor detects that you have rebuilt the shared library and automatically reinstruments it.