C++ User's Guide

-`staticlib`=l[,...l]

Indicates which C++ libraries are to be linked statically.

Values

l must be one of the following:

Value of l	Meaning
`[no%]library`	See `-library` for the allowable values for `library`.
`%all`	All libraries specified in the `-library` option are linked statically.
`%none`	Link no libraries specified in the `-library` option, statically.

Value of l

Meaning

[no%]library

See -library for the allowable values for library.

%all

All libraries specified in the -library option are linked statically.

%none

Link no libraries specified in the -library option, statically.

Defaults

If -staticlib is not specified, -staticlib=%none is assumed.

Examples

The following command line links libCrun statically because Crun is a default value for -library:

demo% CC -staticlib=Crun

However, the following command line does not link libgc because libgc is not linked unless explicitly specified with the -library option:

demo% CC -staticlib=gc

To link libgc statically, use the following command:

demo% CC -library=gc -staticlib=gc

Interactions

If you select C++ libraries explicitly with the -library option or implicitly through its defaults, you must also specify -staticlib to link these libraries statically. If a you specify a library with -staticlib but have not selected it with -library or its defaults, the library is not linked. Refer to the examples.

In the Solaris 7 operating environment, some C++ libraries are not available as static libraries.

Warnings

This set of libraries is not stable and might change from release to release.