Well, as usual, all I needed to do to solve my problem was expose my ignorance.
In lieu of finding a make target or process that produces a static archive, I just ran ar on the .o's and got what I needed. Thanks anyway. Later days! -----Original Message----- From: Christopher Hahn Sent: Tuesday, October 04, 2005 9:40 AM To: Xerces-C-Users Email Group ([email protected]) Subject: Static library on Linux (libxerces-c.a) Hello, Pardon what must be an FAQ, but searching on the topic found the question, but not the answer. I need to build a static library on Linux for linking into my executable, in order to run LSB certification tools against it. The tried-and-true methods did not work (--enable-static) and I have not found a reference to static in the docs (http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/build-winunix.html#UNIX) Please send a pointer to the doc that details this process. I have the shared lib build working fine. TIA! Christopher Hahn P.S. It seems that this has been asked before, but this thread did not have an answer: List: xerces-c-users Subject: Static library in Linux From: "Yaron Kretchmer" <YKRETCHM () altera ! com> Date: 2005-07-08 18:43:25 <SNIP> How can I get a static library (.a) file for xerces-c in linux RH? Do I need to hack the install script or is there a straightforward way? <SNIP>
