Re: Impossible static linking of libode

Just put the libode.a on the linker cmd line.
That is what I do.

But I agree with you that:

g++ -o foo foo.o `ode-config --libs`

should work

  bram



On 10/23/07, Ivan M <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I have been trying to compile/linking statically the libode several
> days and I don't guess it.
> I compile/installed ode in my Ubuntu with the --enable-static option,
> and I have 2 libode - libode.a and libode.so. It seems that the "gcc
> doesn't see" the libode.a and then link with libode.so dynamically.
>
> It is possible to link libode statically with my application? And how?
>
> Thanks,
> Ivan.
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