How to compile as a static library?

Hello,

Yes, use option --enable-static to the ./configure or ./autogen.sh scripts.

Regards,
Didier

Thanks for the timely response and for the info.

After doing so, I found the following files under the "lib" directory in the installation path:
lib/librohc.a
lib/librohc_common.a
lib/librohc_comp.a
lib/librohc_decomp.a

I'm assuming that these are all the static libraries needed, and that I need to link my executable with the four of them. Is this correct?

Another thing, what's the minimal set of header files I need to include in my application when using the static libraries for both compression and decompression?

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Hello,

> After doing so, I found the following files under the "lib" directory in the
> installation path:
> lib/librohc.a
> lib/librohc_common.a
> lib/librohc_comp.a
> lib/librohc_decomp.a
>
> I'm assuming that these are all the static libraries needed, and that I need
> to link my executable with the four of them. Is this correct?

If you are using a version 1.7.x, you need to use the 4 static libraries. If you
are using a Git version (future 2.0.0 version), you need only the lib/librohc.a
static library.

> Another thing, what's the minimal set of header files I need to include in
> my application when using the static libraries for both compression and
> decompression?

#include <rohc/rohc.h>
#include <rohc/rohc_comp.h>
#include <rohc/rohc_decomp.h>

Look at the tutorial on the website: https://rohc-lib.org/presentation/getting-started/#preparation
Look also at the examples in the examples/ subdir of the sources.

Regards,
Didier