Ian Lance Taylor wrote:
>"gruik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx" <gruik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>
>>I'm currently writing a library that I will soon implement
>>in a PHP module.
>>But PHP needs that all libraries have to be linked by the -l
>>option.
>>I made inquiries about this and i saw that, for exemple, a
>>-lxyz option refers to a binary object file (kind of .o)
>>beginning with "lib" and ending with ".a".
>
>
>libxyz.a is normally not an object file. It is normally an
archive.
>It will work to name an object file that way, but it is
>unconventional.
>
>Archives are created using the ar program. See the binutils
>documentation.
>
>Ian
>
Oki, i see
man ar said :
"ar is considered a binary utility because archives
of this sort are
most often used as libraries holding commonly needed
subroutines."
So, i have to compile all my .o, put them together into a .a
archive and finally link this archive into the executable
file with -l option ?
Does an "ar" command can be placed in a makefile?
Thanks !
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