That's just what I needed to fill in the gaps in my understanding.
Thanks,
Jason
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Jason C. Wells wrote:
Does linking to a shared object cause the new object file to be shared also?
Yes. As soon as a single shared object is involved, the
runtime linker comes into play. To produce a truely static
binary -- if that's what you want --, you must use all
static libraries (*.a,
I was trying to create a static version of MIT's ksu in place of Heimdal
ksu so I can avoid having dualing kerberos libraries on my system.
(Heimdal ksu is borken IMHO.)
Does linking to a shared object cause the new object file to be shared also?
Stated another way: Why doesn't this produce
