static-libraries

问题 With CocoaPods 1.5 released I am trying to migrate from having 10-15 dynamic pods in my projects to having them as static libraries instead, with the goal of speeding up my app start time. At this stage my simple (i.e., simplistic) attempt has been to remove the use_frameworks command when running my pod install. This indeed transforms my pods to static libraries. But it also produces a series of "No Such Module" throughout my project when trying to import my Pods (e.g., "No such Module

问题 I am searching way to compile static library for Windows in Linux or Macos, there seems to be cross compiler to generate .a library for Windows like this one, but that is not what I want, what I want is a .lib static library file for Windows, preferably for Visual Studio. I know I can run a Windows virtual machine and using Visual Studio, but that is too heavy, and can't be done in command line. 回答1: For unix-like OSes (Linux, MacOS, etc) a static library means an ar archive of object files.

问题 I have the following scenario in MSVC2017: A static library with the function bool foo() A dynamic link library that links to the static library above An application that loads the dynamic link library using explicit run-time linking and calls foo() via GetProcAddress In the static library, foo() is defined as follows: extern "C" __declspec(dllexport) bool foo() { return true; } Now, because foo() is not used by the dynamic link library, its symbol is not exported and thus not findable when

问题 I have come across multiple sites describing that frameworks can contain both static as well as dynamic library. But how do I identify if what the framework actually contains is a dynamic library or a static library. I thought of first taking help of extension (.a for static library, .dylib for dynamic library) but all I could see inside the framework that I was experimenting was that no extensions were provided for the binary file that was packaged inside. Is there any way I can find whether

问题 I have come across multiple sites describing that frameworks can contain both static as well as dynamic library. But how do I identify if what the framework actually contains is a dynamic library or a static library. I thought of first taking help of extension (.a for static library, .dylib for dynamic library) but all I could see inside the framework that I was experimenting was that no extensions were provided for the binary file that was packaged inside. Is there any way I can find whether

问题 I've spent the past two hours researching this online, to no avail - I've followed all the instructions several times. I'm using C++11, GCC, Ubuntu 15.04, and Code::Blocks 13.12. I am creating a custom static library. At the moment, it contains only two files: iochannel.hpp and iochannel.cpp . I compile, and all is well. A single libpawlib.a file is produced in pawlib/bin/Debug Next, in the project that I want to use the static library in, I go into Project > Build Options... . I add the path

问题 Okay, here's the thing. I have all the IL files I need, namely DevIL.dll DevIL.lib ILU.dll ILU.lib ILUT.dll ILUT.lib config.h config.h.in devil_cpp_wrapper.h devil_internal_exports.h il.h ilu.h ilu_region.h ilut.h ilut_config.h My project directory looks like this, let's say my project's name is "Project1" |-Debug---Project1.pdb | | |---Debug---[loads of files] | | | |---Glut---[OpenGL files] | | | |---IL---[all the files mentioned above] |-Project1---| | |---image.bmp Project Folder---| | |

问题 Okay, here's the thing. I have all the IL files I need, namely DevIL.dll DevIL.lib ILU.dll ILU.lib ILUT.dll ILUT.lib config.h config.h.in devil_cpp_wrapper.h devil_internal_exports.h il.h ilu.h ilu_region.h ilut.h ilut_config.h My project directory looks like this, let's say my project's name is "Project1" |-Debug---Project1.pdb | | |---Debug---[loads of files] | | | |---Glut---[OpenGL files] | | | |---IL---[all the files mentioned above] |-Project1---| | |---image.bmp Project Folder---| | |

问题 My problem is as follows : I have OpenSSL as static libraries ( libcrypto.a and libssl.a ). Compiled on Windows with MSys2/MinGW64 . Besides that, I have a small self written library based on OpenSSL . Now I want to "bundle" the Crypto lib from OpenSSL with My lib to a "big" static library for later statically compiling in other applications on Windows without deploying any library. What would a CMakeLists.txt file looks like? And are the prerequisites ( OpenSSL as static libs ) correct?

问题 I would like to use cuda within a ros package. Has anyone a simple example for me? I tried to built a static library with the cuda function and add this library to my package, but I get always a linking error: Undefined reference cuda... I have built a executable instead of the library and it works. Please help! 回答1: I found a solution myself: CMakeLists.txt: cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.8.3) PROJECT (beginner_tutorials) FIND_PACKAGE(CUDA REQUIRED) find_package(catkin REQUIRED COMPONENTS