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From: Vladimir Prus (ghost_at_[hidden])
Date: 2002-12-10 01:16:39
David Abrahams wrote:
>>2. Is it ever possible to link to static runtime if any lib
>> is dynamic? For example, in default setting both "-lm" and "-lc"
>> are linked dynamically. If I say
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>> -Wl,-Bdynamic -lz -Wl,Bstatic
>>
>> (here, the last element should affect runtime libs).
>>
>> Then, -lz is linked dynamically (that's right),
>> "-lm" is linked statically (that's right, too),
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> How did libm get involved? I don't see it in the command-line.
There are a few libraries that are added implicitly: libc,
libm, libstdc++, libgcc.
Actually, "libm" is part of C runtime, because it defines things
lib "sin", "log", etc.
>> but "-lc" is linked dynamically (althought it's part of C
>> runtime). I guess that's because "-lz" uses dynamic runtime.
>>
>> What to do about that? I'm inclined to do nothing.
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> Do you have any other options? If not, your choice is clear... ;->
I don't know other options...
- Volodya
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