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Filippo Portera writes:
> Hello folks,
> I'm trying to purify gnuPG 1.1.1 but shared libraries (particulary
> gcrypt) gave me some problems.
> Tried "configure --enable-static"....
> Some hints for obtaining a static gpg binary?

That's system/compiler dependent. With gcc, try
CC='gcc -static' ./configure ...

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On Wed, 23 Aug 2000, Filippo Portera wrote:

> gcrypt) gave me some problems.
> Tried "configure --enable-static"....
> Some hints for obtaining a static gpg binary?

libtool has some problems with static libraries.

I can't see a reason to build a static library from that development
version.

Werner

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On 23 Aug, Filippo Portera wrote:
> Hello folks,
> I'm trying to purify gnuPG 1.1.1 but shared libraries (particulary
> gcrypt) gave me some problems.
> Tried "configure --enable-static"....
> Some hints for obtaining a static gpg binary?

purify works with shared libraries. I am just curious why you would
necessarily want to make sure it doesn't have memory leaks when it is
not run as a server. When the process exits, all the memory is freed
anyways. I would go ahead and give it a try, but our purify license
just expired.

-walter

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On Wed, 23 Aug 2000, Walter Truitt wrote:

> On 23 Aug, Filippo Portera wrote:
> > Hello folks,
> > I'm trying to purify gnuPG 1.1.1 but shared libraries (particulary
> > gcrypt) gave me some problems.
> > Tried "configure --enable-static"....
> > Some hints for obtaining a static gpg binary?
>
> purify works with shared libraries. I am just curious why you would

Ooops, I have overseen that he is purifying it.
Save your time, 1.1 is not in a shape where it is worth to check this.

Werner

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