Is it possible (or relevant at all) to export member functions of a static library? When I \"dumpbin /EXPORTS\" my .lib file I don\'t see any of my defined class members.
I\'m trying to build an OpenCV-based project using CMake, running on Linux. So far my CMakeLists.txt files looks something like
I have the following problem: I\'m linking against the Admob library which contains some part of the GData API. But I also want to link wit开发者_运维知识库h the GData static library to use it directl
I have a framework (in C++) which is dependent on a few third party libraries. When I compile a static version of the library framework, no additional dependencies are needed, that is, the lib files o
I\'ve a program which links to many libraries. g++, by default, prefers to link to shared libraries, even if the corresponding archive exists.
is it possible 开发者_运维技巧to import modules from .lib library to Python program (as simple as .dll)?In theory, yes; in practice, probably not -- and certainly not as simply as a DLL.Static librari
I\'m creating a minimal circle-circle physics engine in a static library, and I\'ve came across a problem.I have a header file for object manipulation, one of the variables is the objects position.The
i have a c program that relies on a second library whose compilation i ca开发者_Python百科n control. i want to be able to compile my program into a shared object library without it linking to the seco
I would like to release a static library similar to what PayPal did (https://www.x.com/community/ppx/xspaces/mobile/mep) for the iPhone.They were successful in incorporating both the release/debug ver
Instead of creating 4 different libs (one for MT, MTd, MD, MDd) I want to create a lib that does not specify its dependency on C runtime library (CRTs).
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