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Oracle_Libs in makefile.
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In makefile I have an entry ORACLE_LIBS=-lclntsh.
Can anyone explain the meaning of this .
I want to knowwhat is -lclntsh.
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This statement by itself does not do anything except assigning the value '-lclntsh' to the variable ORACLE_LIBS. What you really need to see is the place where ORACLE_LIBS is actually used.
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In makefile I have an entry ORACLE_LIBS=-lclntsh.
Can anyone explain the meaning of this .
I want to know what is -lclntsh.
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-lclntsh tells cc to use the clntsh library when linking the executable file.
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More specifically

libclntsh.so or libclntsh.a

Typically this would be preceeded with

-L$(ORACLE_HOME)/lib

or similar to say look for libraries here.

a wild guess would tell me this is a client library for Oracle.
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