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- build - How to link to a static library in C? - Stack Overflow
To link purely statically, use -static Note that this will cause the compiler to statically link to all libraries, including libc, and will produce statically linked binary It might be what you want (or not) I use code::blocks to compile my static library The output result is a libstatic a file
- How to Create a Static Library in C? - GeeksforGeeks
In this article, we will learn how to create a custom static library and use it with GCC compiler What is a Static Libraries in C? A static library is a collection of object files that are linked into the program during the linking phase of compilation, resulting in a single executable file
- All you need to know about C Static libraries - DEV Community
How to create static libraries? To create a static library, we need to specify to the compiler, which is GCC in our case, that we want to compile all library codes (* c) into object files (* o) without linking To do that we are going to use the command below
- Static Libraries in C: How to create and use
Instead of copying the same code files across different programs, a better solution is to create static libraries This guide will explain everything you need to know about creating and using Static Libraries in C:
- c - How do I compile a static library - Stack Overflow
I was using libtool to create a static library on OS X because that's what Xcode was doing, which seems to work fine Then I go over to Linux and it chokes on my libtool command saying "libtool: unrecognized option '-o'"
- c - CMake - Creating a static library - Stack Overflow
My project Test4 contains two files named: Structure h Structure c I am using this project to create a static library that can be used by other software projects You can see how my CMake file is
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