Hi, I have made a collection of static root libraries. It was necessary for profiling a root application with gprof (timing measurements). This is not possible with dynamic libraries. (Am I wrong ???). please contact me, I can send you the adapted Makefiles. I want to make a short write-up in html , when I find the time... I have used the 200-12 version on debian linux (debian 1.x). Michael > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Christoph Ernst [SMTP:ernst@th.physik.uni-frankfurt.de] > Gesendet am: Freitag, 15. Januar 1999 09:38 > An: roottalk@hpsalo.cern.ch > Betreff: static linking of shared root libs? > > Dear rooters, > > How can I create executables (on LINUX gcc2.7) which include the root > library statically? > > The problem is that I want to run on machines (of the same operation system) > where root itself and its libraries will be not available :-[ > Is it possible to include shared libraries statically when I make my > program? Or do I have to compile the whole root library statically (how?) > and create a '.a'-file? Is there a better solution involving something like > rootd? > > Thanks for your help > Christoph > > >
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