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Import of libdl failing with newer libc
See original GitHub issueThere are various DllImport("libdl") directives in this repository, however versions of glibc since 2.3.4 have removed libdl as a shared object (i.e. they no longer provide a libdl.so), which causes this to fail to load.
Notes from glibc 2.3.4: https://sourceware.org/pipermail/libc-alpha/2021-August/129718.html
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I’m afraid that I’m not able to comment on the solution here as I haven’t seen it in operation. I think an alternative was to wrap the load such that if it threw an exception then it could be caught and another attempt to load from a different DLL (libc) could be attempted, but I’m not sure of the relative merits of the two approaches.
fwiw; I was facing this issue and after upgrading from 7.4.x to 7.5.x it’s working again. Thanks !