350 John J. Audubon Pkwy.
Amherst, NY14228
United States

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One mile north of the University at Buffalo North Campus on John James Audubon Parkway between North Forest Road and Dodge Road.

We are in the same complex as the Amherst Police Station, Courthouse and Senior Center. Plenty of parking is available.

Features

• Wheelchair accessible
• Wi-fi available
• Public Access Computers:
  For Adults, 13 desktop computers and 6 laptops -- with Microsoft Office Applications (2016), Internet Access, etc.;
  Flatbed scanner available;
  3 computers dedicated for Catalog;
  8 computers dedicated for children;
  Printing charges: B&W 10¢ per page, color 25¢ per page.
• Self check-out machines using RFID technology
• Meeting Room, with capacity for 100 people -- used for Library Programs; available for use by nonprofit organizations (registration required)
  
• 3 Study Rooms are available for small groups (reservations recommended)
  
• Copy machine, black & white only, 20¢ per copy
• Outdoor Drop Box attached to building, for returned library material, open 24/7. This is the only automated drop box in Western New York, discharging materials as soon as they are inserted.
• Display Cases -- large showcase, 88 inches wide, 43 inches high, and 13.5 inches deep -- smaller case for flat wall-mounted display -- both cases are available for groups.
• Optelec ClearView Video Magnifier -- is easy to use and will help the visually impaired maintain their independence in everyday tasks such as reading books and magazines, viewing photographs and writing. Thanks to the Amherst Lions Club for donating this to us.
• Ongoing Book Sale in hallway​

The Collection

Audubon has a wide assortment of materials, housing books and other materials for all ages.
We offer an extensive collection of nonprint materials, including popular and family movies on DVD and Blu-Ray, a large foreign film and documentary collection, and all genres of music CDs.
We carry a rotating array of audiobooks and large print books, as well as a small foreign language book collection, with titles in Bengali, Chinese, Hindi, Japanese, Korean & Russian.
We subscribe to some unique Health & Fitness newsletters.
Local documents and the Amherst Flood Collection are housed here.

What's Special About the Audubon Library

Named after John James Audubon(pictured above), we are situated in an idyllic setting, a short walk away from the Walton Woods hiking trail and bike path. In good weather, the tables and benches in front of the Library provide an attractive place to sit and read, talk with friends or watch the geese.

The Amherst Main Library at Audubon opened in 1987 within the Audubon New Community in Amherst, and has become B&ECPL's largest and busiest community library, home to among the most diverse populations in Erie County.

We host a wide variety of vibrant programs, and provide a safe, relaxing place to, read magazines & newspapers or surf the web.

We are a participant in the Abitibi Paper Retriever Recycling Program, which benefits the Library and the environment.

Audubon is also the home of the Western New York Seed Library:

The Audubon Branch is a member of the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library System.

Audubon Branch

Monday 10-9

Tuesday 10-9

Wednesday 10-9

Thursday 10-9

Friday 10-6

Saturday 10-6

Closed Sundays

The next installment of Audubon Library’s Holistic Lecture Series by Zoom is coming up:

Previous Holistic Lectures which have been recorded are available for viewing at our Facebook page. You don't have to be a Facebook member to see them.

The WNY Seed Library has returned to the Audubon Library. We are taking seed donations, and there are some packets ready for the taking at this time.

We wish WNYSL's founder, Brenda Snyder well as she is moving south by the end of 2021.

For more information such as how to volunteer, join the Facebook group at:

or contact the new coordinator:

Brenda Johnston

(716) 908-7158

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic all library programming is taking place online. See below for upcoming and archived Virtual Programs. Also, you can visit our Calendar pageor Facebook page

AUDUBON BOOK CLUB
(click or tap for details)

Visit https://buffalolib.libcal.com/calendar/events/?cid=12898&t=d&d=0000-00-…
for the listing of Audubon Library programs which are on the Library's web site.

Visit https://www.facebook.com/pg/AmherstPublicLibrary/events/
to view upcoming programs. To watch premieres, you probably need to be a member of Facebook.

Visit https://www.facebook.com/pg/AmherstPublicLibrary/videos/
for access to the past virtual programs we have been doing. You do not need to be a Facebook member to view these.

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Many of the videos created by the staff at the Amherst Public Library include playlists with themes, such as:

the Virtual Holistic Lecture Series for adults

and others for kids and parents such as storytimes and crafts.

Hello, I've searched for other posts on this topic but I haven't found anything that provides an answer.

Here's my test program snippet, using the Xcode Mac Application Obj-C starter project:

As you can see, I'm trying to dlopen a dylib in the installed MATLAB application. But I don't think the specific dylib matters. What matters is that I'm dlopening it using just the leaf name of the path, after setting DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH at runtime to include MATLAB's dir (Test 1). This fails.

But when I dlopen it with the full path (Test 2) it works. Here's the output:

I have Hardened Runtime enabled, with these entitlements turned on:

• Allow DYLD Environment Variables
• Disable Library Validation

The second one is doing its job, because without it, Test 2 fails also.

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But the first one doesn't help in allowing me to modify DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH at runtime. If I set the environment variable before launching (Xcode > Product > Scheme > Edit Scheme > Arguments > Environment Variables) then Test 1 works. Is there a way to get dyld to honor changes to this environment variable made at runtime?