> > You're describing two main benefits of dynamic linking and why it so > popular. As far as I'm concerned, static linking is rather used for edge > cases like static code analysis or when you can't be certain that a > required library exists on a system when want to run your program. >
Yea, I see. The thing is, I had this really wrong image in the back of my mind that since FreeType is being used on so many different devices, it is supposed to be self-contained. In that sense, I expected `libpng' to be a part of it. I was dead wrong. Thanks to you guys, it's clear now! :) That's great to hear, no worries at all :) Also sorry, haven't had the > chance yet: congratulations and welcome to FreeType :) > Thanks and happy to be on board! :)
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