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07-31-2006
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how to compile a program statically
how can i do static compilation in cc and -lldap
i have system defined and user defined header file. Can any one suggest any site where from i can get some information about static and dynamic compilation. Thankx 
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It depends on the compiler. Try man cc, search in the output for static - most implementations of man let you search for a word with /<word>, then hit return. THe < > symbols are not used, just there for clarity.
What compiler on what unix ( ie., cc on HPUX 11.0, gcc on Redhat Linux 7.2)?
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