- In computing, prebinding, also
called prelinking, is a
method for
optimizing application load
times by
resolving library symbols prior to launch. Most...
- kernel,
along with the
kexts (all
packed in the __
PRELINK_TEXT section) and
their plists (in the __
PRELINK_INFO section). The
kernel cache can also be directly...
- result, real
address space randomization would defeat the
purpose of
prelinking. In 2014, Marco-Gisbert and
Ripoll disclosed offset2lib
technique that...
- Dynamic-link
library External variable Library Loader Name
decoration Prelinking (prebinding)
Relocation Smart linking Static library Gold (linker) IBM...
-
decoration Prebinding Prelinking Relocation (computer science)
Relocation table Shebang (Unix)
Static library gold (linker)
prelink Bug
compatibility "exec"...
-
process of
dynamic linking. This
optimization is
known as
prebinding or
prelinking on
macOS and Linux, respectively. IBM z/VM uses a
similar technique, called...
-
start much more
quickly than it
otherwise would have. This
replaces the
prelinking capability that was
being worked on
earlier in the project's history,...
- (computing)
Linker (computing)
Loader (computing) Name
decoration Prebinding Prelinking Relocation (computer science)
Relocation table Resident System Extension...
- less data
needs to be
fetched from disk.
preload is
often paired with
prelink.
preload was
written by
Behdad Esfahbod and uses
Markov chains in its implementation...
-
Software component that
extends the
functionality of
existing software Prelink, also
known as
prebinding Runtime library –
Access to a program's runtime...
