statically link a libtiff tool
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I downloaded the latest version of libtiff, made some modifications, and now want to produce a statically-linked version of one of the components, tiffset. I disabled most of the unneeded libraries and tried using "--disable-shared" to prevent dynamic linking, but the program still fails to run on another computer with a standard issue of libtiff (it loads the installed libraries, whereas it depends on a modified version not available on that system). Is there a simple way to produce a fully statically linked object file, e.g., by passing arguments via LDFLAGS?
compiling static-linking libtiff
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I downloaded the latest version of libtiff, made some modifications, and now want to produce a statically-linked version of one of the components, tiffset. I disabled most of the unneeded libraries and tried using "--disable-shared" to prevent dynamic linking, but the program still fails to run on another computer with a standard issue of libtiff (it loads the installed libraries, whereas it depends on a modified version not available on that system). Is there a simple way to produce a fully statically linked object file, e.g., by passing arguments via LDFLAGS?
compiling static-linking libtiff
asked Jul 5 at 11:39
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I downloaded the latest version of libtiff, made some modifications, and now want to produce a statically-linked version of one of the components, tiffset. I disabled most of the unneeded libraries and tried using "--disable-shared" to prevent dynamic linking, but the program still fails to run on another computer with a standard issue of libtiff (it loads the installed libraries, whereas it depends on a modified version not available on that system). Is there a simple way to produce a fully statically linked object file, e.g., by passing arguments via LDFLAGS?
compiling static-linking libtiff
asked Jul 5 at 11:39
user001
1,40231836
I downloaded the latest version of libtiff, made some modifications, and now want to produce a statically-linked version of one of the components, tiffset. I disabled most of the unneeded libraries and tried using "--disable-shared" to prevent dynamic linking, but the program still fails to run on another computer with a standard issue of libtiff (it loads the installed libraries, whereas it depends on a modified version not available on that system). Is there a simple way to produce a fully statically linked object file, e.g., by passing arguments via LDFLAGS?
compiling static-linking libtiff
asked Jul 5 at 11:39
user001
1,40231836
asked Jul 5 at 11:39
user001
1,40231836
asked Jul 5 at 11:39
user001
1,40231836
asked Jul 5 at 11:39
user001
1,40231836
1,40231836
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