--libs vs --static-libs

Hi,

I am using linux. I want to find out how to link my
SDL App to a shared lib, and static lib. I have tried
"–libs" and “–static-libs” when using “sdl-config”.
However, when I use “ldd” to check them, i find that
they are linked with the same set of libraries.

I guess using “–static-libs” would lead to linking
with shared library. So how can I do if I want to
link with static libs?

thx

???

Hi,

I am using linux. I want to find out how to link my
SDL App to a shared lib, and static lib. I have tried
"–libs" and “–static-libs” when using “sdl-config”.
However, when I use “ldd” to check them, i find that
they are linked with the same set of libraries.

I guess using “–static-libs” would lead to linking
with shared library. So how can I do if I want to
link with static libs?

You need to have built static libs! Some systems only build shared.
If you’re building your own SDL, ./configure --enable-shared --enable-static.
If you’re using a prebuilt package, talk to whoever built that
package. There might be a different package that contains static
libraries, since they tend to be big.

– JoshOn 6/21/05, guriluzi82-libsdl at yahoo.com.hk wrote:

thx

???


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