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Presumably what you say makes sense to people that already know what you're saying, but to me, reading > a bundle of .o files [note ".o"] > e.g. [...] libpyth
by FabHK 8y ago
Presumably what you say makes sense to people that already know what you're saying, but to me, reading
> a bundle of .o files [note ".o"]
> e.g. [...] libpython2.7.a [note ".a"]
adds, rather than resolves, confusion.
- aidenn0 8y agoI was hoping in the context of discussing this article, it would be clear what a .o file is. Discussing libraries without that knowledge is hard, so i just have to assume the person asking the question knows it. .a is an extension for one type of library, sorry if that confused you, but it can be ignored for the purposes of this explanation.