ccodehelp <iitb.ankit@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > gcc -c -static logger.c > gcc -c -static func_lib.c -static is a link time option. -c tells the compiler to not link. So using -static and -c together does not make sense. > gcc -static -Wall -o2 -fPIC -shared -ldl -g -o libfuncs.so logger.o > func_lib.o -static says to do a static link. -shared says to make a shared library, which is inherently non-static. Using -static and -shared together does not make sense. > But this is not doing what I want. My intention is to make libfuncs.so such > that it does not depend on any other libraries like libc.so etc that is all > the byte code from there is also present in this. Use -nodefaultlibs to avoid linking against -lc. Also look at using attributes for symbol visibility. Ian
