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Static library

A static library or statically linked library contains functions and data that can be included in a consuming computer program at build-time such that the library does not need to be accessible in a separate file at run-time. If all libraries are statically linked, then the resulting executable will be stand-alone, a.k.a. a static build.

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FunctionsComputer programBuild-timeStand-aloneStatic build
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Comparison to dynamic linking

Dynamic linkingDLL HellDependency hellPackage management systems
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Creating static libraries in C/C++

C++Storage-class specifiersExternal linkageStatickeyword
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Linking and loading

LinkerLinking loaderX11
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Static library

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Static library

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related to Creating static libraries in C/C++ · 6
Static library → For, Microsoft Windows, Static, These, To, Unix-like
related to Linking and loading · 5
Static library → Any, However, Static, The, X11

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static library libraries dynamic files linking file executable program used unix-like windows object run-time shared linked ar build-time systems format

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z/OSinstance ofthough on some systems0.80text
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Static libraryrelated to Creating static libraries in C/C++Static0.60section
Static libraryrelated to Creating static libraries in C/C++These0.60section
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Static libraryrelated to Creating static libraries in C/C++Unix-like0.60section
Static libraryrelated to Creating static libraries in C/C++Microsoft Windows0.60section
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Static libraryrelated to Linking and loadingAny0.60section
Static libraryrelated to Linking and loadingThe0.60section
Static libraryrelated to Linking and loadingStatic0.60section
Static libraryrelated to Linking and loadingX110.60section

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