Static library linking Linux 2.0

[falconmick]

For some reason I can't link static libraries, all I can do is use dynamic lib's to get it to work...

any solutions guys?

This is the errors I get

undefined reference to 'glClearColor'
etc etc

[Laurent]

You must link to all the dependencies of SFML, the list can be found in the tutorial if I remember correctly.

[falconmick]

http://sfmlcoder.wordpress.com/2011/08/16/building-sfml-2-0-with-make-for-gcc/

I followed this tutorial... I think the issue is that I have to glew that is provided in extLibs/libs-mingw isn't statically built.. or somthing like that...

my cmake commands were this:

cmake -G"Unix Makefiles" -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug -DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS=FALSE
make
sudo make install

cmake -G"Unix Makefiles" -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS=FALSE
make
sudo make install

how should I use cmake to compile? do I need to edit the cmake file?
I've tried specifying the exlib/ming to the linker search directory and ive idded extlibs/headers to compiler search directory

btw i'm using code::blocks

trying using static and specifying extlibs glew




I also tried building static where I didn't linker settings link libraries libglew and I didn't add search directories for linker or compiler for extlibs

only way it works is with dynamic libraries

[Laurent]

1. Don't use extlibs/mingw, it's for Windows -- use what's installed on your system, add what's missing with your package manager

2. Link all these dependencies in your final application

[falconmick]

you wouldn't be able to mention all the linkings required would ya?
I installed em all but no idea what their lib's are

[Laurent]

The complete list of dependencies is in the CMake tutorial. The exact names/paths depend on your environment (and can be found easily if you know some basic Linux commands -- I don't ).

[falconmick]

neither do I ;(

[Laurent]

If you're on Ubuntu, which is Debian-based, the names should be:

-lpthread -lGL -lX11 -lXrandr -lfreetype -lGLEW -ljpeg -lsndfile -lopenal

Look at /usr/lib if there are names that don't match.

[falconmick]

thanks, ill try it out