hi.
i start coding for linux about month ago. and i have one problem:
i create project with main binnary and several libraries. i use -all-static to link binnary with libraries to one big binnary. but i have to add some external libraries (GL,GLU,X11) to work with x11 and opengl. kdevelop don't want to compile my project any more (there was many 'unresolved external')
Ok then i turn -all-static off - and project was successfully compiled but all my libraries become dynamic too and i dont want it.

Any suggestions how to build-in my libraries and use dynamic standart libraries

Try linking explicitly to the static libs...

eg.
gcc foo.c /usr/lib/libbar.a -lshared_lib

i cannot use libbar.a becouse i need libbar.so and libbarbar.so
and libbar.so use libbarbar.so , also libbarbar.so use libbar.so
so they must be dynamicly linked .so, but not .a

you sound like you wanted everything dynamically linked. so what's wrong with using just -lbar -lbarbar?

i want what my project will be consist of several modules (they lies in different folders) while i develop it (it make easyer to work in team) but also i want to have one single binnary
i tried to use simple library (.a) but i have one sevetral libraries with cross-referencies so i decided to use .so with -all-static key
i am new to kdevelop and maybe there is another way to do it.
Do you know how to separete code in different dirrectory in kdevelop?
i saw only one - in automake manager create subprojects and library targets in them ???