Re: Linking libraries
On Jul 3, 1:23 pm, Giuliano Bertoletti <gbe32...@libero.it> wrote:
Alf P. Steinbach /Usenet ha scritto:
* Giuliano Bertoletti, on 03.07.2010 08:58:
But it's impossible to say for sure whether the reason that
it is that way, is incompetence or evilness or politics. My
guess is sheer incompetence. For example, you have to
/coerce/ the MS tools to accept a standard 'main' for a GUI
subsystem Windows program, and it's difficult to imagine
anything but sheer incompetence as the reason -- and so
also for the runtime-lib dependencies.
Yes, I see. But aside from the reason why they did it in such
a way, what is the difference between various settings in the
final code?
I mean, do the linker really throws libc & co. inside the .lib
when grouping the .objs?
Otherwise, I really cannot understand how the compiler could
compile a translation unit differently based on such settings.
Things like sizeof(std::vector>) can vary depending on compiler
flags. (This is a problem for both Windows and Unix.)
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