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I'm looking for the answer to following question: Is there any possibility to create a static library which uses other static third party libraries so the main application will need just to link my ...
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I have 2 static Linux libraries, created by ar cr, libabc.a and libxyz.a. I want to merge them into one static library libaz.a. How can I do this. I want to create a merged static library, not to ...
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so I know that you can't depend a static library to another one but i was wondering if there is something that lets me combine them together. I am trying to setup a game engine project file in vstudio ...
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I compiled OpenCV 3.x with the Static Libraries options (-DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS=OFF). No I have a project built with few functions which uses OpenCV. I want to build my project as a portable static ...
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I am writting a game, and at the same time building an engine for it and for other games I may make in the future. During testing on both the game logic and the engine (separately) run well. However ...
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I'm publishing a multi-platform library and it's working everywhere except Linux. There's probably a way to do what I need, but I'm not seeing it and hoping someone here can help. My library ...
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I use CMake to build a project that consists of multiple nested static libraries .A similar but simple structure is shown in the figure below: TestProject: |-CMakeLists.txt |-Main.cpp |-level2 | | -...
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It is my understanding that Visual Studio library projects use two separate processes after compiling, depending on the "General/Configuration type" setting: If "static library" is selected, all of ...
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I need to package a C++ library that links to some other static libraries, and I'd like to be able to ship the compiled files alone without the need to ship the transitive dependencies as well. To ...
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I am making a library using C++ 11, and my library uses several other libraries, like FreeImage and GLFW. I would like to be able to distribute my library in a way that the end users will not be ...
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