I have the same problem (using ubuntu 9.04). I need the static version
of the library so that I can statically link an application that I'm
developing that uses the library.
For someone just using an application linked to the itpp library only
the shared library is necessary and everything could j
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Importance: Undecided => Low
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Static version of libitpp is missing from libitpp-dev package
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** Changed in: libitpp (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Static version of libitpp is missing from libitpp-dev package
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/239179
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Kumar is the Debian Maintainer for this package. So the discussion is
very much appropriate here.
http://packages.debian.org/sid/libitpp-dev
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Static version of libitpp is missing from libitpp-dev package
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I agree with the points you raised regarding the general disadvantages of
using static libraries. I am also aware that it would significantly increase
the size of the package.
In my particular case I require the itpp static libraries since I need to
run the compiled code on a simulation cluster wh
While I have nothing against generating the static library, it's against
(Debian) policy to generate just a static library alone... That doesn't
apply in this case, since we are considering an additional static
library.
But about an optional static library, I have just one problem. It
results in d
** Changed in: libitpp (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Aanjhan Ranganathan (aanjhan)
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Static version of libitpp is missing from libitpp-dev package
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