Reloading a shared library with dyn.load

Duncan Temple Lang <duncan at research.bell-labs.com> writes:

So I can't reproduce the problem directly from the commands.
Something that comes to mind is that another process has got a lock on
the file. But I don't see that as likely.

Possibly completely unrelated, but Windows does the strangest things
with file locks -- I've been having problems with this (working with
files cross-platform (from Linux and Windows vis 2k terminal servier
on the same fileserver), and finding unreleased locks every so often. 

best,
-tony

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