[Libssh] Staticaly linked and still require DLL?

[Stingray]

Keisial a écrit :
> Stingray wrote:
>   
>> Hello,
>>
>> I'm trying to staticaly link the libssh.a in my project, everything 
>> works but I still need to have the libssh.dll. ?!?
>>   
>>     
> How are you creating libssh.a?
> .a files can be used to link with the .dll or to be static libs.
>
>   
The libssh.a is create with Makefile.Windows -- > STATICLIB libssh.a
>> I have compiled the library using dev-cpp. with the included project 
>> file and the Makefile.Windows. In which I had to comment out the lines 
>> refering to Visual Studio.
>>   
>>     
> Hadn't seen that changeset (r159). IMHO it makes some things harder to
> compile.
>
>   
>> Any idea on how I can build a standalone client that will not require 
>> the dll?
>>   
>>     
> To create a static libssh.a just add the following:
> libssh.a: $(libssh_OBJS)  
>     ar rcs libssh.a $(libssh_OBJS) 
>
> (the second line begins with a tab, not spaces)
>
> then compile to get libssh.a ( mingw32-make -f Makefile.Windows libssh.a )
>
>   
Tried this, and now when I compile my test client, the linker complains 
about a million references not found.
>> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Pierre
>>   
>>     
> Hope that helps.
>
>
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