In the various tutorials and documentation I've read, convenience
libraries are said to be like aliases for object files that can be
generated to either static or shared libs. I want to use that idea
literally.
My project has multiple targets that share various groups of source
files. The so
On Fri, 25 May 2007, Ed Sweetman wrote:
I really dont see why libtool generates .a files when they're not going to be
installed. Since libtool knows the list of objects related to a ".a" lib,
the generation of the .a is a waste of disk space and time. Is it possible
One reason to do this i
Bob Friesenhahn wrote:
On Fri, 25 May 2007, Ed Sweetman wrote:
I really dont see why libtool generates .a files when they're not
going to be installed. Since libtool knows the list of objects
related to a ".a" lib, the generation of the .a is a waste of disk
space and time. Is it possible
