Hi all,
I'm reading BLFS (8.3 systemd), Chapter 2, the sections about libraries (*.so
vs. *.a) and libtool files (*.la). (Also in LFS 8.3 systemd, section 6.79.)
Not sure if I understand this correctly: (1) the static (*.a) libraries get
built sometimes, they aren't needed, but they're not going to do any harm if I
don't remove them; (2) the libtool (*.la) files also get built, and it's better
to remove those because they might interfere with other build processes. Is
that about right?
And the 'remove-la-files.sh' script is supposed to clean up the *.la files. So
is the best strategy to run the script every time I build some package? Or just
from time to time? Or just for specific packages?
Greetings,
Hans
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