From: john@jpsc.co.uk (John Cooper)
Subject: Static linking
18 Jun 1997 10:05:11 -0700
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I have ported a program to Cygnus, now I am moving to Colin Peters' Minimalist 
GNU-Win32 stuff because I don't want to have to deliver more than the .EXE to 
my client. My problem is that I was using gettimeofday which I have now tracked 
down to libwinserve.a in .../mingw32/win32/lib, but when I build with 
gcc ... -Wl,-Bstatic,-lwinserve,-Bdynamic ... the linker is satisfied, but the 
routine isn't pulled into the executable and I get a DLL not found error for 
WINSERVE.DLL (which doesn't exist, as far as I can make out the routine I want 
is actually in the archive). 

I have obviously got the wrong end of the stick vis-a-vis what -Bstatic 
actually does, can anyone put me right?
-- 
John Cooper (JPSC Ltd, UK)

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