Hello,
I have a test in VS2005 that static library A.lib use the dynamic
library C.dll.
Then a application App use the A.lib.
App-->A.lib-->C.dll
It works. But if I remove the C.dll, the app tell me can not find the
C.dll.
I think because A.lib is a static library, so it should contain the
C.dll in it during the build. But actually, it doesn't.
Is there some method to make A.lib contain C.dll, but do not need to
deliver both?
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"sealo" <se*****@gmail. comwrote in message
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I have a test in VS2005 that static library A.lib use the dynamic
library C.dll.
Then a application App use the A.lib.
App-->A.lib-->C.dll
It works. But if I remove the C.dll, the app tell me can not find the
C.dll.
I think because A.lib is a static library, so it should contain the
C.dll in it during the build. But actually, it doesn't.
Is there some method to make A.lib contain C.dll, but do not need to
deliver both?
No, you can not morph a dynamic load library into a static library. Of
course if you have the source to C you can include it in A and recompile it
into the static library.
Regards,
Will www.ivrforbeginners.com
"sealo" <se*****@gmail. comwrote in message
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Hello,
I have a test in VS2005 that static library A.lib use the dynamic
library C.dll.
Then a application App use the A.lib.
App-->A.lib-->C.dll
It works. But if I remove the C.dll, the app tell me can not find the
C.dll.
I think because A.lib is a static library, so it should contain the
C.dll in it during the build. But actually, it doesn't.
Is there some method to make A.lib contain C.dll, but do not need to
deliver both?
Not unless you have source code for C.dll. A lot of information is stripped
during the linking process (where different functions begin and end, for
instance).
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"sealo" <seah...@gmail. comwrote in message
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Hello,
I have a test in VS2005 that static library A.lib use the dynamic
library C.dll.
Then a application App use the A.lib.
App-->A.lib-->C.dll
It works. But if I remove the C.dll, the app tell me can not find the
C.dll.
I think because A.lib is a static library, so it should contain the
C.dll in it during the build. But actually, it doesn't.
Is there some method to make A.lib contain C.dll, but do not need to
deliver both?
Not unless you have source code for C.dll. A lot of information is stripped
during the linking process (where different functions begin and end, for
instance).
I have the source of C. So, the only method is to recompile the C into
static lib. Then rebuild A.lib
"sealo" <se*****@gmail. comwrote in message
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I have the source of C. So, the only method is to recompile the C into
static lib. Then rebuild A.lib
Yup.
Regards,
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