Re: Archiving last step

  I think you may use something like:


all: ${LIBPREF}mainlib{$LIBSUF} mainprogram

LIBS = -L. -lmainlib

:program mainprogram : mainprogram.c

:lib mainlib : object1.c object.c object.c


  But I don't think it will resolve your problem because static 
libraries and linker don't allow splitting an object unit. There is a 
lot of causes to this: static variables or functions symbols may be 
hidden, function bodies are not clearly defined in the object unit and 
so on.
  The lonely solution to this problem I know is to split sources.


Bram Neijt wrote:

>Hi.
>
>I use sepereate files for my functions, and in the last linking phase,
>a-a-p will run g++ -o mainprogram mainprogram.o object1.o object2.o
>object3.o
>
>However, the function defined in object2 might not be used by
>mainprogram.o. This will create a larger binary then necesarry.
>
>The solution to this problem is an intermediat archive "ar ru
>mainprogram.a object1.o object2.o object3.o" (not totally sure about
>the ar command) and then do the final link phase with "g++ -o
>mainprogram mainprogram.o mainprogram.a" the executable will be
>smaller then using the seperate objects.
>
>How can I add this to my aap program-rule?
>
>Greetings,
>  Bram
>
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