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Old 12 December 2022, 03:02   #1
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Dump library from memory to file

As the title states, I want to dump a library which is somewhere in memory to a disk file. Is this possible and if so how?

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Old 12 December 2022, 07:42   #2
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No, because relocation information is missing.
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Old 12 December 2022, 08:51   #3
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Is it already on Foul's archives at https://amiga.foul.fr/

If not, let us know what library it is as somebody may have it.
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No, because relocation information is missing.
Thomas, is the same true for devices?

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Old 12 December 2022, 14:20   #5
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The same goes to any binary-loaded file in hunk format. You can reconstruct from its segment list the number of hunks, but all the information which pointers had to be relocated are gone.
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