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[question] explicitly link against static library's version
See original GitHub issueIf “conan’ized” library provides both static (libfoo.a) and shared (libfoo.so) libraries what is the most idiomatic way to link against static (i.e. libfoo.a) in my executable application? For now I am always linking against shared version of libfoo.
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@shivarajshivu If the error happens during executing, then
traciis a shared library. Runlddon themy_exeexecutable to see what shared libraries it needs.Thanks!