Is it possible to unload a shared library ?

[Luiz Valdetaro]

Luiz

[Philippe Simons]

unfortunately, no... (or at least i didnt find how)

a shared library can only be unloaded, when all process which are using it are unloaded...

and on android, you can't kill completely an application (unless you force it to crash), it's up to the system to decide to unload a process if memory is required by other running process...

On Mon, Sep 5, 2011 at 3:24 PM, Luiz Valdetaro <lcval...@gmail.com> wrote:

Luiz

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[David Turner]

dlclose() ?

[Nasif Noorudeen]

if your are using plugin archictecture you can unload libabray , means by using custom class loader


when the last refernce of a custom class loader class becom null library which pointing is automatically unloaded


Thanks

Nasif