static library

Fortunately, Google has published a static library that will help address the issue.

A static library, also known as an archive, is one intended to be statically linked.

Static libraries can be easily created in C or in C++.

Thus the mental model must be seen not as a static library of images, but as a living entity, tightly charged with energy and activity.

Static libraries, by definition, cannot be shared.

Static libraries usually have a ".

Procedures provided as user exits are typically compiled into a static library and linked directly with the package to produce an executable program.

Originally, only static libraries existed.

Like static libraries, import libraries for DLLs are noted by the .

Any static library function can call a function or procedure in another static library.

If the code of the library is accessed during the build of the invoking program, then the library is called a static library.

It supports object-oriented programming, preprocessor, dynamic and static libraries, several functions for math, string management, arrays or vectors.

The filenames always start with , and end with (archive, static library) or (shared object, dynamically linked library).

In the good old DOS time, Static Libraries were very useful to save one from seemingly endless Compilation times.

Computer systems which rely on dynamic library linking, instead of static library linking, share executable libraries of machine instructions across packages and applications.

Static libraries are searched and linked into the ELF file at link time and are not linked at run time.

Depending on how they are compiled, files can be either static libraries or representations of dynamically linkable libraries needed only during compilation, known as "import libraries".

The closest parallel for PDSes in other operating systems such as Unix or Windows is the static library, such as produced by the ar utility.

However static libraries have serious problems of their own, such as a larger binary and the inability to use newer versions of the library "automatically" as they are introduced.

MinGW supports dynamic libraries named according to the and conventions, as well as static libraries following the naming convention common on Unix and Unix-like systems.

The company released a backport of Honeycomb's important Fragments framework, allowing those APIs to be used through a static library on previous versions of the operating system.

MFC can be used by linking a Static Library or by adding the MFC DLL.

The system inherits static library conventions from BSD, with the library stored in a file, and can use -style dynamically linked libraries (with the suffix instead).

Unlike in the UNIX world, where different file extensions are used, when linking against file in Windows one must first know if it is a regular static library or an import library.

This allows Gump to build the projects against the latest versions, even if the project's own build files have hard coded dependencies against static libraries in their own CVS or subversion repository.