Guillermo Varona Silupú escribió:
[SPA]
Angel Pais escribió:
Guillermo:
El linkeado del programa de forma estatica nbo tiene nada que ver con
poder ejecutarse en un pendrive. Si pones el exe con las dll en el
pen-drive puede ejecuarlo igual.
Ok. Angel, muchas gracias por la aclaración, sin embargo, aun sigo
confundido, pense que en "estático" todo se podia embeber dentro del EXE
y que no depende de ningun archvio mas, pero segun me explicas, siempre
va a ser necesario llevarl las dll.
La siguiente cuestión sería: ¿Cuál es la diferencia entre dinámico y
estático?
Por otra parte si linkeas tu programa de forma estatica estas obligado
por la licencia de qt a hacerlo open source.
Buen, debido al problema de la barrera idiomática (la licencias están en
inglés), supongo que no he interpretado / traducido correctamente esta
parte.
[ENG] By Google
Angel Pais wrote:
> Guillermo:
> The Link of a static program nbo has nothing to do with
> Run on a pendrive. If you put the exe to dll in
> Pen-drive can be executing the same.
Ok. Angel, thank you very much for the clarification, however, while
still confused, I thought that in "static" Everything could embed into
the EXE and it does not require a archvio more, but he told me, always
going to be necessary dll llevarl .
The next question is: What is the difference between dynamic and static?
> Furthermore If link your program statically're obligated
> From qt license to make it open source.
Good, because the problem of language barrier (the licenses are in
English), I guess I have not interpreted / translated correctly this part.
BestRegards
GVS
With dynamic linking you have to deliver the qt dlls along with your
exe. In static linking, qt librarys are embebed into the exe file.
Both ways can run from a pen drive.
About the license restriction, it has been mentioned several times in
this list by english native people. They are the only ones that can
interpret those criptic documents right.
Brgrds
Angel
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