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Operating Systems Linux Make file for shared objects Post 302269264 by spirtle on Wednesday 17th of December 2008 07:43:16 AM
Old 12-17-2008
I think this would be better placed in the High Level Programming - The UNIX and Linux Forums forum.

I assume
Code:
PROGRAM = test2.c

should be something like
Code:
PROGRAM = test2

Since you already have the commands to create static and shared libraries, all you have to do is add to the makefile the library as a target, the object files as dependencies and put this command as the rule, e.g.
Code:
test2.so: test2.o
        ld -shared -soname test2.so -o test2.so -lc test2.o
test2.a: test2.o
        ar -ur test2.a test2.o

and then run make test2.a test2.so to see if it works.
You can then (and perhaps should) generalise the rules with automatic variables and so on.
 

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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN

catdic

CATDIC(1)						      General Commands Manual							 CATDIC(1)

NAME

       catdic - Download a dictionary

SYNOPSIS

       catdic [{-cs|-cannaserver} canna-server] [-i|-u user-name] remote-dic [-l local-file]

DESCRIPTION

       catdic  downloads  a  dictionary  file  to the current directory.  The file downloaded is a dictionary file the dictionary name of which is
       remote-dic.  It is in the user dictionary directory of the machine on which cannaserver(1M) is in operation.  (Hereafter, this  machine	is
       called the remote host.)

OPTIONS

       -cs canna-server (or -cannaserver canna-server)
		   Specifies the name of the server machine that contains a dictionary to be downloaded.

       -i	   Downloads the system dictionary.

       -u user-name
		   Specifies the user name.  Another user's dictionary can be referenced by this user name.

       -l local-file
		   local-file is the dictionary file name.  If it is omitted, the standard output will be assumed.

EXAMPLES

	 % catdic test

       Outputs the contents of dictionary file ``test'' on the remote host, to the standard output.

	 % catdic test -l test2.t

       Downloads dictionary file ``test'' on the remote host to current directory file ``test2.t''.

SEE ALSO

       cannaserver(1M), lsdic(1), mkdic(1)

																	 CATDIC(1)
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