How can I get glibc as a static library?
I want to compile a program and statically link it to glibc, so it can run on other Linux distributions without the user having to do any special configuration.
I tried using CFLAGS="-static -static-libgcc", but it statically links against all other libraries required, except glibc. I tried searching the apt repositories for a static version of glibc, but I couldn't find any.
How can I get a static library version of glibc on Ubuntu 18.04?
More information:
- The project is using autotools
- I am using the default gcc preinstalled with Ubuntu
- I set CFLAGS with
export CFLAGS="-static -static-libgcc"
- I am compiling the project with
cd tsschecker && ./autogen.sh && make
Link to project(if you want to clone the project, make sure to usegit clone --recurse-submodules)
compiling glibc static-linking
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I want to compile a program and statically link it to glibc, so it can run on other Linux distributions without the user having to do any special configuration.
I tried using CFLAGS="-static -static-libgcc", but it statically links against all other libraries required, except glibc. I tried searching the apt repositories for a static version of glibc, but I couldn't find any.
How can I get a static library version of glibc on Ubuntu 18.04?
More information:
- The project is using autotools
- I am using the default gcc preinstalled with Ubuntu
- I set CFLAGS with
export CFLAGS="-static -static-libgcc"
- I am compiling the project with
cd tsschecker && ./autogen.sh && make
Link to project(if you want to clone the project, make sure to usegit clone --recurse-submodules)
compiling glibc static-linking
asked Mar 12 at 17:01
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Are you invokinggccdirectly, as both compiler an linker? or viamake? How are you passing theCFLAGSvariable?
– steeldriver
Mar 12 at 17:17
@steeldriver I added more information
– abc
Mar 12 at 20:40
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I want to compile a program and statically link it to glibc, so it can run on other Linux distributions without the user having to do any special configuration.
I tried using CFLAGS="-static -static-libgcc", but it statically links against all other libraries required, except glibc. I tried searching the apt repositories for a static version of glibc, but I couldn't find any.
How can I get a static library version of glibc on Ubuntu 18.04?
More information:
- The project is using autotools
- I am using the default gcc preinstalled with Ubuntu
- I set CFLAGS with
export CFLAGS="-static -static-libgcc"
- I am compiling the project with
cd tsschecker && ./autogen.sh && make
Link to project(if you want to clone the project, make sure to usegit clone --recurse-submodules)
compiling glibc static-linking
asked Mar 12 at 17:01
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I want to compile a program and statically link it to glibc, so it can run on other Linux distributions without the user having to do any special configuration.
I tried using CFLAGS="-static -static-libgcc", but it statically links against all other libraries required, except glibc. I tried searching the apt repositories for a static version of glibc, but I couldn't find any.
How can I get a static library version of glibc on Ubuntu 18.04?
More information:
- The project is using autotools
- I am using the default gcc preinstalled with Ubuntu
- I set CFLAGS with
export CFLAGS="-static -static-libgcc"
- I am compiling the project with
cd tsschecker && ./autogen.sh && make
Link to project(if you want to clone the project, make sure to usegit clone --recurse-submodules)
compiling glibc static-linking
compiling glibc static-linking
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Are you invokinggccdirectly, as both compiler an linker? or viamake? How are you passing theCFLAGSvariable?
– steeldriver
Mar 12 at 17:17
@steeldriver I added more information
– abc
Mar 12 at 20:40
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Are you invokinggccdirectly, as both compiler an linker? or viamake? How are you passing theCFLAGSvariable?
– steeldriver
Mar 12 at 17:17
@steeldriver I added more information
– abc
Mar 12 at 20:40
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Are you invoking
gcc directly, as both compiler an linker? or via make? How are you passing the CFLAGS variable?– steeldriver
Mar 12 at 17:17
Are you invoking
gcc directly, as both compiler an linker? or via make? How are you passing the CFLAGS variable?– steeldriver
Mar 12 at 17:17
@steeldriver I added more information
– abc
Mar 12 at 20:40
@steeldriver I added more information
– abc
Mar 12 at 20:40
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gccdirectly, as both compiler an linker? or viamake? How are you passing theCFLAGSvariable?– steeldriver
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