I am trying to link pion network library 4.0.3 in my application. I tried to simply compile pion::netlib in RELEASE_STATIC mode - which worked. However, when I linked against it in my application I ge
In my VS2010 Visual C++ project, I need to add a few Windows libraries to access socket functionality. I know how to add a library to executable project (Properties --> Linker --> I开发者_运维技巧nput
How can I debug a scenario where a Visual C++ 2010 SP1 application is unable to completely load its dependencies, and quits prematurely, without showing its UI?
I know questions related to Kal Calendar has been asked multiple times in Stackoverflow. But i am stuck badly. Please share your views on this. So...
When linking against libraries using the -l option (say -lfoo), gcc will prefer a shared object to a static library if both are found (will prefer libfoo.so to libfoo.a). Is there a way to make gcc pr
Ok, this question is about portable as in no dependencies (i.e. \"I can put the binaries in a USB key and bring it with me everywhere, e-mail them to friends etc\").
Recently, my company wants to update the compiler from gcc-3.4 to gcc-4.5. However, our customer\'s machine may not have the up-to-date libstdc++.so, so we want to static link our binary.
I\'ve writ开发者_运维百科ten a simple application in OpenCV, and compiled it using the following command:
This question already has answers here: Closed 11 years ago. Possible Duplicate: What do 'statically linked' and 'dynamically linked' mean?
When someone statically links a .lib, will the linker copy the whole contents of lib into the final exe开发者_开发百科cutable or just the functions used in the object files?
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