问题
Situation:
I'm building a library with VS2010, and it has a dependency on LibraryA. I am only using one of many features that LibraryA offers, so I want to link it in statically.
Everything I'm reading about this tells me to set the whole project to link statically against MFC, which is something I don't want to do. I'm just fine with my library dynamically linking against windows DLLs; I just want to statically link against LibraryA only.
Fooling around with the options windows, I don't seem to see such an option. Is it really all or nothing?
Thanks, -Ben
回答1:
Answering my own question here:
All you need to do to statically link a library in VS is:
1) Add the .lib file to the list found in properties -> linker -> input : Additional Dependencies.
2) Add the directory that the .lib file is located at to the properties -> linker -> general : Additional Library Directories.
If the .lib file is a statically linked library, then that is all you have to do.
The main reason I was confused was that a .lib file could also be a companion file alongside a dll, and not a static library itself.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8581247/vs2010-link-in-a-single-library-statically