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Is there a parallel command to Linux's LDCONFIG for Mac OS X's Terminal?
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FreeBSD (an open source Unix-like OS) and Apple's Mac OS use similar BSD functionality but take different approaches. FreeBSD implements a traditional compact monolithic Unix kernel, whereas Mac OS builds the BSD Unix functionality on top of the Mach microkernel.
The core of Apple's Mac OS X (and its predecessor NextStep) is Darwin, which contains a lot of BSD code, especially FreeBSD 5 code.
Mac OS X, in turn, gave rise to the mobile iOS. Both Apple operating systems still include code files tagged with the NeXt name -- and both are directly descended from a version of UNIX called the Berkeley System Distribution, or BSD, created at the University of California, Berkeley in 1977. >
ldd uses ld to load executable files, and recursively loads dynamically-linked libraries. So using ldd requires being on the target system (e.g., Linux). Thus, ldd cannot be used for ELF files on macOS.
Yes. Just run:
sudo update_dyld_shared_cache
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