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Compiling libtpl.a and libtpl.so
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Normally in the top-level directory you simply run:
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./configure
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make
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make install
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The rest of the document is not needed if you use this method.
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Manual compilation of static and shared library on a GNU Linux system:
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First cd into the "src" directory.
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Static library
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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You can build the static library `libtpl.a` using these commands:
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cc -c tpl.c
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ar rc libtpl.a tpl.o
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ranlib libtpl.a
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Dynamic library
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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You can build the dynamic library `libtpl.so` using these commands:
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cc -fpic -c tpl.c
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cc -shared -o libtpl.so tpl.o
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Keep in mind that you need to set the `LD_LIBRARY_PATH` environment variable
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to include the directory where `libtpl.so` is installed in order for your
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program to run. Alternatively you can put `libtpl.so` in a standard place like
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`/usr/lib` and regenerate `ld.so.cache` using `ldconfig`.
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