Fix symbol autodetection to ignore our own symbols #168
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On Linux,
dlsym()will search the entire dependency tree of the library we load, so if we are trying to load a library that is linked against LBT, then dlsym() could give us back the symbol in LBT instead of the one actually in the target library.To prevent this, we need to check to see if the returned symbol is ours, and ignore it if it is ours.
For example, I saw this causing problems when trying to load
LAPACK_jll, which is linked against LBT, because LBT was thinking that it had no suffix because it found the LBT symbol forisamax_.After this change, I can load
LAPACK_jll: