Yes, it allows static linking as long as you provide, at least, the
object files to allow the user to link the program with newer versions
of the library.
El 23/3/19 a las 0:38, Nor Jaidi Tuah escribió:
Remember that libvala is distributed under LGPL license, so although
you
can link it dinamically without problems with any code, free or
privative, if you do it statically you must allow the users to
recompile
it against any version, which means to distribute the source code or,
at
least, the object files.
LGPL allows static LINKING with non-free software.
However, if you CHANGE libvala itself then you must distribute
the source code for the changes to libvala.
Nice day
Nor Jaidi Tuah
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