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How to create a static library in C/GCC?

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How to create a static library in C/GCC?
posted Nov 23, 2014 by anonymous

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command in linux to create static library

ar -rcs lib.a sum.o sub.o mul.o
Here, "lib.a" is name of the static library,

and while compiling
cc main.c lib.a

command in linux to create dynamic library

cc -sh -o lib.so sum.o sub.o mul.o
Here, "lib.so" is name of the dynamic library,

and while compiling
cc lib.so main.c

answer Nov 27, 2014 by Chirag Gangdev
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