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Static Linking (I Think) [message #259355]

Thu, 26 June 2008 20:47

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: lacelle.vt.edu

I have a Qt GUI project which I'm building in Eclipse, and there are some
dll files which I want to wrap up in the stand-alone EXE (I believe this
is called static linking). Specifically, the MinGW and Qt .dll's which
allow the program to run. How do I enable project-specific static linking
in Eclipse for C++?

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Re: Static Linking (I Think) [message #259388 is a reply to message #259355]

Fri, 27 June 2008 11:48

Anton Leherbauer

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Registered: July 2009

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zlacelle wrote:
> I have a Qt GUI project which I'm building in Eclipse, and there are
> some dll files which I want to wrap up in the stand-alone EXE (I believe
> this is called static linking). Specifically, the MinGW and Qt .dll's
> which allow the program to run. How do I enable project-specific static
> linking in Eclipse for C++?
>

AFAIK, you cannot link statically to a DLL.
You would need the corresponding .lib file.

I suggest to post this also on eclipse.tools.cdt.

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Anton Leherbauer
Wind River CDT Team, Austria

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