Adam Rabinowitz wrote:
>
> I'm not sure how to link manually. Is there a tutorial on the website?
No. This is sometimes system dependant.
- Have a look at the man page for ld(1) to see how to link
a program against static libraries (dynamic ones are used
by default unless specified otherwise).
- Add the required options to the linker flags in the Makefile
for any program to be linked.
- run make
This may work, because static libraries do not need to be binary
compatible as their dynamic counterparts. They also do not have
version numbers that get checked at run-time. However, this will
produce much larger binaries.
There is still a good chance that static linking will fail, too,
but I'd give it a try if you do not want to rebuild libraries on
your system.
hth,
Torsten
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