Apparently ar -q does add new object files into the archive if they alreadt exist there on some systems (i.e. Ubuntu). This means when you chnage existing code it doesn't get built into the binary. Switching to -r
Apparently ar -q does add new object files into the archive if they alreadt exist there on some systems (i.e. Ubuntu). This means when you chnage existing code it doesn't get built into the binary. Switching to -r
iakovos-panourgias/fluidity,jrper/fluidity,rjferrier/fluidity,rjferrier/fluidity,jrper/fluidity,rjferrier/fluidity,iakovos-panourgias/fluidity,jjo31/ATHAM-Fluidity,jrper/fluidity,iakovos-panourgias/fluidity,rjferrier/fluidity,jrper/fluidity,jjo31/ATHAM-Fluidity,jrper/fluidity,jjo31/ATHAM-Fluidity,iakovos-panourgias/fluidity,rjferrier/fluidity,iakovos-panourgias/fluidity,jjo31/ATHAM-Fluidity,jjo31/ATHAM-Fluidity