[foxboro] Statically linking C programs
- From: "David Johnson" <davidrjohnson@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2006 12:46:30 -0500
Hello again,
While I'm picking the brains of the worlds foremost I/A experts (blatant
flattery).
I have been assisting in the development of a C program that allows the
setting of secure setpoints and a few other neat tricks. We used the gnu c
compiler, and have a version that works really well, but when we send the
executable out, some people don't have all of the gcc libraries. Rather
than make them load the gcc libs, which is a possible solution. We would
like to statically link the libraries. Yeah, I know it makes for a large
executable, but it's a lot easier to distribute. We have surfed the net and
tried a variety of "solutions" to no avail. So if you are a C guru with a
couple of minutes to spend, we could use the help.
Regards,
David
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