static-linking

问题 I've read multiple posts with regards to this topic, but none of them have enabled me to build a statically linked exe. In my release configuration (x64) I have the following: Configuration Properties -> General : Use of MFC - Use MFC in a Static Library Configuration Properties -> C/C++ -> Code Generation : Runtime Library - Multi-threaded (/MT) Configuration Properties -> Linker -> Command Line : Additional Options - I have all the required Windows libs "kernel32.lib", etc. (as use of MFC

问题 I link the the library in CodeBlocks in this order, -lz -L/usr/local/lib -L/usr/local/include -pthread -lswscale -lavutil -lavcodec -lmp3lame -lopus -ltiff -lvorbis -ltheora -ltheoraenc -ltheoradec -lvorbisenc -ltiffxx -llzma -lva -lavfilter -lavformat -lfreetype still got error: undefined reference to symbol "inflateInit2_" I am wondering whether it is the library link order problem? Where should I put the -lz? 回答1: For GCC and Clang (and probably e.g. the Intel compiler too) the rule is

问题 I cannot get the library ${static_library} to statically link using CMake. I have tried hard coding the path and as far as I'm aware TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES should link this in automatically. ADD_LIBRARY(libraryA STATIC ${source_files}) TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(libraryA debug ${static_library}) There is a sub project that links libraryA later in the build ADD_EXECUTABLE(testA ${test_sources}) TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(testA libraryA) which has ${static_library} correctly linked in but I need ${static

问题 I cannot get the library ${static_library} to statically link using CMake. I have tried hard coding the path and as far as I'm aware TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES should link this in automatically. ADD_LIBRARY(libraryA STATIC ${source_files}) TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(libraryA debug ${static_library}) There is a sub project that links libraryA later in the build ADD_EXECUTABLE(testA ${test_sources}) TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(testA libraryA) which has ${static_library} correctly linked in but I need ${static

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问题 I've created a simple static library libvec.a with AR tool from simple addv.o and multo.o . The object file addv.o contains 1 function symbol ( addvec ) and multo.o contains 1 function ( multvec ). I have also written a simple program to test it ( driver.c which adds 2 vectors and uses addvec function from the library; also it has included vector.h that defines the function prototypes). And then I compiled it with gcc -static driver.o ./libvec.a and everything went okay. But at first I tried

问题 I can't, for the love of God, to static link the ZLIB libs. I have been struggling for a couple hours now with no success. Well, I have followed this tutorial and successfuly compiled both zlibstat.lib and zlibwapi.lib for 32 bits. After setting up my project to use the ZLIB folder with the libraries (Linker > General > Additional Library Directories) and setting zlibwapi.lib (only) as an dependency (Linker > Input > Additional Dependencies) I got it to work , however, that was a dynamic link

问题 I'm finding it really difficult to properly link a .lib file to my C++ Win32 Console Application. Here's my problem. Just as in this MSDN article, I have developed a MathFuncsLib.lib file. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms235627%28v=vs.80%29.aspx Then, in the MyExecRefsLib Win32 Console App, I want to link to the above file. So, inside MyExecRefsLib folder (same folder where .sln file resides) I created a directory called "LibraryFiles" and placed both MathFuncsLib.lib file AND

问题 I have a dummy.hpp #ifndef DUMMY #define DUMMY void dummy(); #endif and a dummy.cpp #include <iostream> void dummy() { std::cerr << "dummy" << std::endl; } and a main.cpp which use dummy() #include "dummy.hpp" int main(){ dummy(); return 0; } Then I compiled dummy.cpp to three libraries, libdummy1.a , libdummy2.a , libdummy.so : g++ -c -fPIC dummy.cpp ar rvs libdummy1.a dummy.o ar rvs libdummy2.a dummy.o g++ -shared -fPIC -o libdummy.so dummy.cpp When I try compile main and link the dummy

问题 I have a dummy.hpp #ifndef DUMMY #define DUMMY void dummy(); #endif and a dummy.cpp #include <iostream> void dummy() { std::cerr << "dummy" << std::endl; } and a main.cpp which use dummy() #include "dummy.hpp" int main(){ dummy(); return 0; } Then I compiled dummy.cpp to three libraries, libdummy1.a , libdummy2.a , libdummy.so : g++ -c -fPIC dummy.cpp ar rvs libdummy1.a dummy.o ar rvs libdummy2.a dummy.o g++ -shared -fPIC -o libdummy.so dummy.cpp When I try compile main and link the dummy