dynamic vs. shared executables

From: Peyton Bland (bland@umich.edu)
Date: Wed May 07 2003 - 17:37:22 EDT

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Hi,

Can someone clarify the difference between a "dynamic executable"
which is produced by ld when the -call_shared switch is given versus
a "shared executable" which is produced when the -shared switch is
given? (And if someone wants to answer a similar question for the
gcc compiler under Linux but maybe it's the same for gcc under
Tru64... The man page says that -shared produces a shared
*library*, so I guess that wouldn't work if I need to produce an
executable...)

Thanks,
Peyton Bland
University of Michigan

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