From: Michael Phelps <morphine AT hops DOT cs DOT jhu DOT edu>
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Subject: Re: lib building utility
Date: Sat, 28 Sep 1996 23:38:59 -0400
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	Try the following:
		ar ruv libyours.a yourfn1.o yourfn2.o yourfn3.o

	Then, when you compile your program, simply link with that library:
		gcc -O2 -Wall yourprog.c -o yourprog.exe -lyours

						---Michael Phelps
						   morphine AT cs DOT jhu DOT edu


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                   Morphine

On 29 Sep 1996, B Hodge wrote:

> : Anyway, if your source code is not executable, RHIDE will create a =
> : library with the option "Compile Menu-Link". Don't forget to specific a =
> : name under "Project-main targetname".
> 
> Okay, but obviously there has to be a way of producing a library (.A) file
> from the command line somehow.  Does anyone know how?
> 
> -----------------------------------------
> Blaine Hodge <bhodge AT gpu DOT srv DOT ualberta DOT ca>
> Homepage: http://www.ualberta.ca/~bhodge/
> "I am currently between signatures."  -me
>