Static and Dynamic linking.

[Gigi Sullivan]

Aiee :)

   Hello!

   AFAIK when compiling a simple program, gcc will try to compile
   and link the program using shared libraries (if any).

   What about if I'd like that, say, foo.c will be linked with
   just libbar.a (static library) and not with libbar.so (ok, soname
   and realname are right)?

   I could use the -static gcc flag, but this will cause gcc to link
   all the libraries the the program needs *statically* (while I'd like
   to have *only* libbar to be linked statically - the other libraries
   should remain `shared' ones).

   Any ideas? May I have to play with the linker too?

bye bye

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