Libraries are not intented for incremental compilation. They
are for
distributing code in a unit which can be used by programs. And
in the case of
a shared library, it gives the added benefit of reducing the
amount of
duplicate code you get in binaries (saving both memory and disk
space).
If you want to do incremental compilation, then use -c to
generate object files
that you link together when you create the actual executable.
- Jonathan M Davis
Thanks for taking the time to answer. I simply didn't realize
that you could pack like 60 modules in to one ".o" object file.
But I do now!
