ldd transistor

ldd stands for "Linker Dynamic Dependency". It is a command used in Unix-like operating systems to display the shared libraries required by a dynamically linked executable or shared object. The ldd command is used to identify which dynamic library dependencies are needed by an executable or shared object and to locate those libraries.

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