Static binaries with Kylix 3

[Jack Malmostoso]

Hello there group,

I am trying to help a friend that is migrating a Windows application he
wrote using the Borland C++ IDE to linux using Kylix 3. Apart from the
hell it took to make Kylix actually run, we are now stuck with some
libraries problem and we were wondering if it was safer to distribute the
software with all the necessary libraries statically included.

We wandered through the menus of Kylix and searched the online help, but
couldn't find a solution: does anybody have a pointer for us to read?

Thanks for any help, and please if there is a more appropriate resource
point it out!

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Best Regards, Jack
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[Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho]

Jack Malmostoso wrote:
> Thanks for any help, and please if there is a more appropriate resource
> point it out!

Acctually, there is a more appropriate resource, Lazarus:

http://www.lazarus.freepascal.org/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Lazarus_0.9.7.PNG

With it you can create completely multiplatform programs based on VCL,
and they will be completely standalone on the following platforms:

Windows
Linux
Free BSD
Mac OS X

[Jack Malmostoso]

On Tue, 24 Jan 2006 14:36:16 -0200, Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho wrote:

> Acctually, there is a more appropriate resource, Lazarus:

Hmmm maybe I don't understand, but how does this Lazarus apply to a C++
project?

Thanks again for your help.