Let's suppose that you want to compile Nginx with the rewrite_module enabled. When you are done with this tutorial, please refer to Installing additional dependencies for a more generic, more advanced guide on dealing with dependencies.
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If #2 and #3 do not apply to you, then you are free to install static libraries from YUM, as long as you don't care about executable size. Only reasons #2 and #3 require you to compile static libraries from source. Furthermore, the flags used to compile these static libraries should match the flags for the currently active library variant. So we recommend that you compile from source any static libraries that are not included with Holy Build Box. If you use the exe_gc_hardened variant, then note that the static libraries provided by CentOS may not be compiled with security hardening flags, and are certainly not compiled with dead-code elimination enabled.If the final application loads multiple dynamic libraries, and two or more of those dynamic libraries are linked to different versions of the same static libraries, then the different copies of those static libraries will conflict with each other. Second, these static libraries are not compiled with -fvisibility=hidden. Ruby native extensions and NPM native extensions.įor one, these static libraries not compiled with -fPIC, which is required for dynamic libraries. They are not suitable if your goal is to link static libraries into a dynamic library, as is the case with e.g. This compilation flag reduces the amount unnecessary of symbol text inside the executable, making it smaller. They are not compiled with -fvisibility=hidden. The static libraries provided by CentOS 7 are sub-optimal for the following reasons: Although it is tempting to install them with yum, it is not the approach we recommend. Tutorial 6: Introducing additional static librariesĪlthough Holy Build Box includes a number of static libraries, your application may need additional static libraries.
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