RTLDDEFAULT
RTLDDEFAULT is a dynamic linker option that allows the operating system to select a default library to be used when no specific library is specified for a binary. This option is typically used in the linkers of various operating systems, including Linux, to provide a mechanism to override the default behavior of the dynamic linker.
In Linux systems, RTLDDEFAULT is specified by the interpreter/loader of the library, known as dlopen(). The option
RTLDDEFAULT is commonly used in combination with the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable to change the search path
When a binary is executed, the dynamic linker searches for the libraries specified in RTLDDEFAULT and loads
RTLDDEFAULT is a flexible tool for controlling the dynamic linking behavior of binaries, and is widely used