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Nov 11th, 2003 02:49
Christian Korff, Kenan Bektas,
You donīt want this. To link it with an lib you can use: -lfoo where foo is the name of the lib. gcc would try to link it with libfoo.so (if shared) or libfoo.a (if static) (everything is unix&linux related) Microsoft Visual C++ uses .lib for static libs and .dll for shared ones.