How can I get the virtual address of a shared library by the use of computer architecture state?

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I am using a computer architecture simulator. I want to get the virtual address of a shared library of a program. What I can get from the simulator is computer architecture state, such as registers.

Can I do some math to get the virtual address of a shared library given a specified shared library name?

Can you post more details like the architecture of the machine being simulated? Is there an OS running? — prmottajr, Jun 24 '15 at 21:41

score 0 · Accepted Answer · answered Jun 25 '15 at 14:29

One thing that worked for me was to take a look at the java virtual machine source code. They catch the errors that occur when you call a native library and print all the stack, registers and what is available. I don't remember the details and you cannot use the code for commercial purposes but it is a great start.

How can I get the virtual address of a shared library by the use of computer architecture state?

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