Fix problem with linking on Linux using static library and code relocation #650
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relocation problems in the code. In order to be able to link on Linux to other shared libraries, while compiling e.g. a static webui library, the -fPIC is necessary. This has been tested on Linux. Signed-off-by: Hans Dijkema <hans@dijkewijk.nl>
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It looks like the windows build is blocking this merge. Not related to this pull request. |
Updated comment for clarity on linking shared libraries.
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Fix problem with linking on Linux using static library and code relocation.
In order to be able to link on Linux to other shared libraries,
while compiling e.g. a static webui library, the -fPIC is necessary.
This has been tested on Linux.