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I have an extremely long command line given to ar (android ar exactly) by bjam,开发者_如何转开发 and ar just corrupts a file path and complains that file does not exist.
If one builds static libraries in one\'s build scripts and one wants to use those static libraries in linking the final executable, the order one mentions the .a files is important:
the .a archive format header requires a timestamp.This has led to countless headaches when I rebuild a static library, mainly because I can\'t exactly reproduce the original binary.
I\'m building this library, libmyproject.a I want it to include several other static libraries (libone.a and libtwo.a), so that the application that links with libmyproject doesn\'t have to link with
I\'m trying to create a buildfile for creating .deb installatio开发者_JAVA技巧n files. So far, so fine. My goal is to avoid dpkg, so that the build can be done from any plattform.
A bit context. Let\'s say I have source files, which need to end up in a static library. Let\'s say there are two cpp files a.cpp and a.cpp located in two different subdirectories. Something like this
When I look at the help output from gar -h, it tells me: [...] gar: supported targets: elf64-x86-64 elf32-i386 a.out-i386-linux [...]
When using ar with an archive name that already exists, this message is generated: + ar rcs /tmp/libcpfs.a.3nbsv /tmp/cpfs.c.ERGsn /tmp/log.c.1lk6G
in general we use ar rcs command to create a static library on unix. what does the flag \'s\' mean over here
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