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Hmm. If you compile static images ( -static) the resulting file is huge compared to compiling the default way - dynamically linked.
The only time you would want to compile statically is the case where the libraries your code needs will not exist on the machine the code needs to run on. Static linking 'parks' the library modules in your exe. Making it very large. |
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