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I need little clarification in this area. I feel that the terms Static library & Dynamic Library are not correct.
lib1.o + lib2.o + lib3.o --> "LinkerOutputFile"(executable or library). If this "LinkerOutputFile" contains the code of all the files ...
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When you link with a dynamic library, the addresses of the functions dynamic....
Dynamic libraries are linked during runtime -- a program with references to a dynamic library for a dynamic library.
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I have a Library X that depends on Library Y. I have an App A that calls functions from X.
Assume that Library Y is only available as a static library. If both X and Y are statically linked to App A, everything works fine. However, I want X to be a dynamic...
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library and code compiled for use as a dynamic library is not identical; dynamic librariesWell, it's fairly simple to convert a static library into a .so:
gcc -shared library.a -oliblibrary.so
Does that solve it?
As....
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Hi I am developing a Qt application that uses a plugin (dynamic library) and I was wondering if there was a way I could build the application and library in one file (maybe using the QResource feature?)
Started by yan bellavance on
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If the library isn't available as a ....
Then you'd link with the .lib file instead of the DLL/download.htm
When you do this, make sure not to violate the license of the library.
That will convert your DLL file to a static library.
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I have an app that depends on a dynamic library that is not in a system location. If the library is located in the location from which the executable was linked and LD_LIBRARY_PATH is set to that directory, the application runs.
If the libraries are...
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Sorry for any time spent..
Try ldd to show what path used:
ldd youprogram Missed a path .
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I have successfully added a dynamic library to a program, but when I try to include the header file in a second file of the project I get errors about class redeclaration. I will add more info if this isn't enough
Started by yan bellavance on
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For file 'my.h', you can add something along the lines of:
#ifndef MY_H #define MY_H // Header declarations here #endif
This way, you can include the .h file multiple times but... .
You need to put guards into your header so it isn't included multiple times .
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I know this might be a long shot, but here it goes. I have several active projects and each has sub project library which gets compiled when the main project compiles. These libraries are dynamic ones, but recently there was an issue that might arise ...
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In....
You'll have to do it for each platform and link-type combo you support .
If you want it to be cross platform, you'll have to use a tool like SCons or Make and setup different compiler/linker arguments based on whatever command variables you pass in .
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I am maintaining a small application that has some plugin-like functionality, which is implemented through runtime-loaded dynamic modules.
Specifically, since it's a Gtk+ app, I'm using gmodule, but the question applies to dlfcn.h / dlopen() based dynamic...
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DEPLOYMENT_TARGET=10.3 ld -dylib -undefined dynamic_lookup -o multiply.so multiply.o
or
MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET=10.3 libtool -dynamic -undefined dynamic_lookup -o multiply.so multiply.o
It worked.
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In C++, static library A is linked into dynamic libraries B and C. If a class, Foo, is used in A which is defined in B, will C link if it doesn't use Foo?
I thought the answer was yes, but I am now running into a problem with xlc_r7 where library C says...
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You'll need to link C to B's link library in order to satisfy that dependency.
By a later one the usual trick is to append the first library (or any required library) to the end a dependency on B via Foo.
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I've been trying to make some applications which all rely on the same library, and dynamic libraries were my first thought: So I began writing the "Library":
/* ThinFS.h */ class FileSystem { public: static void create_container(string file_name); //Creates...
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Rename....
The result of g++ -shared should be named libXXX.so.
Then read the fine manuals about creating a library.
So use it:
g++ main.cpp ThinFS.o
and see if that runs.
So
You didn't create library, you created an object file.
ThinFS.
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I'm building few command-line utilities in Xcode (plain C, no Cocoa). I want all of them to use my customized version of libpng, and I want to save space by sharing one copy of the library among all executables (I don't mind re-distributing .dylib with...
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Are you aware of the Apple reference page Dynamic Library Programming Topics ? It should cover most to ensure that the dynamic library you build has an exported symbols file that lists what should be exported dynamic....
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