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I want to link a static library which I created in my make file. I have copied the static library that I have created inside crosstool library path. I have tried it with -l[library-name] and -L [Library-Path] still getting problem can anyone solve this.
Make file looks fine, except that you need tabs for the commands below targets. I am not familiar with ARM compiler, but do you know what are 'rcs' and 'libdepend.a' ? I'd recommend to remove '@' in front of $(CC) and $(AR) to see exact commands being executed. What are the messages you are getting? And what are the output files in your directory?
I am really stumped, there are no reasons for archive not to be created. May be problem with the tools? Are you confident in your tools? Try to experiment with 'arm-linux-ar'. See what option it has by typing 'arm-linux-ar --help'. Strange.... Should be very, very straight forward.
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