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This is not really something associated with ifort or even fortran, but in general computation and linking of code to a static library. So, I am sorry to put it here, but i need help in this issue.
when we compile and link some static library to the executable, it seems that the linking do not take into account any change in the library. say, we have some static library liba.a which is edited and archived afresh.
but if a.out previously exists, then re"mak"ing a.out will not take into accout the change in the lib.a; we have to remove a.out and link afresh.
anyway to instruct makefile to chake the changes in the library file?
when we compile and link some static library to the executable, it seems that the linking do not take into account any change in the library. say, we have some static library liba.a which is edited and archived afresh.
but if a.out previously exists, then re"mak"ing a.out will not take into accout the change in the lib.a; we have to remove a.out and link afresh.
anyway to instruct makefile to chake the changes in the library file?
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Quoting - roddur
if a.out previously exists, then re"mak"ing a.out will not take into accout the change in the lib.a; we have to remove a.out and link afresh.
anyway to instruct makefile to chake the changes in the library file?
anyway to instruct makefile to chake the changes in the library file?
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