Our Linux distro may contain a mixture of 32 and 64 bit libraries. We can find out the architecture the library was built for by using a couple of commands. We explore how to do this for static and shared libraries.
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Kai Yuan
Kai Yuan has been a software developer for over 15 years. He builds enterprise Java applications in work. He has 20 years experience of Linux and is a big fan of the Vim editor. He is happy to help people at stackoverflow.com. He lives currently in Hamburg.
Here's what I've written (so far):
List One Filename Per Line in Linux
Filed under Files
Learn how to use the ls command to list one file per line
Including Additional Files in .bashrc
Filed under Administration
Learn how to include additional scripts in the .bashrc file through examples
Insert a Line With Spaces Using sed
Filed under File Editing, Files
Take a closer look at how to use the sed command’s feature for inserting a new line when the new line contains spaces
Get the Last Word From Each Line
Filed under Files
Learn two ways to get the last word from each line of a file
Get CPU Usage of One Single Process Periodically
Filed under Processes
Learn how to build simple shell scripts to log the CPU usage of a single process
The Last Modification Time of a Directory
Filed under Files
Learn how to get a directory’s last modification time and what changes to a directory will affect the modification time
Merge Two Files Line By Line in Linux
Filed under File Editing, Files
Learn how to column-wise combine two input files through examples
Split a File With the Header Line
Filed under File Editing, Files
Learn how to split an input file with the header line using the split and awk commands
Remove All Whitespace Characters From a Text File
Filed under File Editing, Files
Often we need to remove whitespace from files in Linux. This needs special processing if we want to include Unicode or line breaks. We look at how to solve this with a few common command line tools.