static-linking

Hi I am trying to compile a QT program I made for Windows statically and keep getting the error Protocol "https" is unknown when running an update database function that uses https in the address that the update function uses. It works when run through QT Creator as I have openssl installed however apparently the static executable doesn't have the proper libraries to do https. I did find this and this . I looked all over the net trying to find a solution but couldn't. Here's what I've done so far: edited the powershell script here to include the parameter -openssl-linked for configure.bat

I cannot get the library ${static_library} to statically link using CMake. I have tried hard coding the path and as far as I'm aware TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES should link this in automatically. ADD_LIBRARY(libraryA STATIC ${source_files}) TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(libraryA debug ${static_library}) There is a sub project that links libraryA later in the build ADD_EXECUTABLE(testA ${test_sources}) TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(testA libraryA) which has ${static_library} correctly linked in but I need ${static_library} to be directly linked into libraryA . ComicSansMS You cannot link libraries into libraries

I have an application (audio player for http://vk.com ) which uses OAuth 2.0 authorization. What i did was that i implemented QtWebEngineView object and used it to open an authorization page. Basically, it looks like currently i'm using quite a big class for such a little job. Anyway, i need to make a static build of my application — unfortunately, from my researches i've discovered people saying that making a static build of QtWebEngine-dependent application is not possible for some reasons. Is this true? If so, are there any alternatives — maybe some classes made for OAuth 2.0 authentication

My question is not the same as this question . I'm working on a project with a standalone binary that has no dynamic/external linkage, and runs in a *nix environment. I'm attempting to move to a newer toolset to build with, but some of the static libraries that are available with the older toolset aren't available now -- for example, the crt libraries that provided _start aren't provided in this toolset. I've been digging through the files provided with the vendor's toolset and found some shared objects with the symbols I needed from the crt libraries (eg, _start, _fini , etc) but I'm unsure