Environment: Visual Studio 9, C++ without managed extensions. I\'ve got a third-party library which exports a fully-specialized template class MyClass<42> defined in MyClass.h. It gets compiled
g++ simple_wget.cpp -lssl -lboost_system -lpthread -lcrypto -lboost_filesystem /tmp/cc2jNHvk.o: In function `__static_initialization_and_destruction_0(int, int)\':
I\'m new to autom4te, and I\'m trying to use autoconf/automake to build and link a C++ program on multiple architectures. Complicating the linking is the fact that the project requires boost (filesyst
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I\'m trying to set up Boost.Build for my own project, which references libboost_filesystem. When I run
I added a category to CLLocation in CoreLocation but kept getting a link error. I search around and through process of TRY IT AND BE DAMNED I fixed the problem by adding
I am developing a project which uses third party dlls and libraries. I want to build my project using static CRT (LIBCMTD) as I wish to run my application in \"IBM purifier\". However, the third party
I have a sample assembly file that I compile with nasm: nasm -f elf syscall.asm This generates a syscall.o file. I try to link it with ld:
I need little clarification in this area. I feel that the terms Static library & Dynamic Library are not correct.
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