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Originally Posted by wildwizard
When you compile your application it may also have options to enable the libraries to be linked either way but they must exist in the correct form to be used in a particular way.
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Thank You very much for Your reply. This is exactly what interests me, as I am using Slackware that only ships shared libraries, is it possible to tell
an application I am compiling to look for shared instead of static libraries for its dependencies. How could I recognise that an application has an option to
be configured to use shared libraries? --enable-shared and --enable-static refer to whether to produce the respective libraries for the current package, but
which parameters usually tell the application to look for shared or static dependencies?