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06-04-2008
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to create library
can anyone tell the command to create library in unix when i have a .c file.
i need to create a lib file from the c file and then want this library to link with other c files and perform my task.. can anyone help.. 
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06-04-2008
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Do you want a shared library?
You need to specify what compiler and OS, because some of the options vary. You could also read your cc (or gcc) documentation or man page. Here is a tutorial on shared libraries for the gcc compiler: Creating a shared and static library with the gnu compiler [gcc]
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