I have a static library that contains references to functions located in
another static library, and I’m having trouble with compiling the two into
separate libraries. The libs are our old QNX 4 libraries that we are
converting over to 6. I just can’t get them to work as static libraries,
everything seems to compile fine when they are shared. Does anyone have any
advice on how to do this? or will I be forced to put these into one large
library?
–
Scott A.
You might have to give the lib twice on the command line.
-la -lb -la
Kinda like that. GCC doesn’t keep a list of all symbols from all libs.
chris
Scott A. <scott.anderson@fkilogistex.com> wrote:
I have a static library that contains references to functions located in
another static library, and I’m having trouble with compiling the two into
separate libraries. The libs are our old QNX 4 libraries that we are
converting over to 6. I just can’t get them to work as static libraries,
everything seems to compile fine when they are shared. Does anyone have any
advice on how to do this? or will I be forced to put these into one large
library?–
Scott A.
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