From: IKEDA Katsumi <ikeda@msi.co.jp>

> I make dllfoo.so libfoo.a from foo.c.
> Now I can create bar the following
> 
> ocamlc -o bar -dllpath /usr/local/foo/lib -I /usr/local/foo/lib foo.cma bar.cmo
> 
> There are dllfoo.so and libfoo.a in /usr/local/foo/lib
> 
> In this case, dllfoo.so is linked as dynamic link.

Not really linked: its name is just added to a table in your ocaml
bytecode. The system linker is not called.

> Is it possible link bar and libfoo.a as static link?

Yes, you just have to add the -custom flag.

  ocamlc -custom -o bar -I /usr/local/foo/lib foo.cma bar.cmo

By the way, ocamlopt always links in custom mode.
Note also that -custom is not equivalent to -ccopt -static: this one
is passed to the system linker, and is about whether to choose
libxxx.so or libxxx.a during a custom link (it does not affect
non-custom linkage).

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