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Statically compiling libbcc #1938
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This should help embed libbcc into bpftrace: * bpftrace/bpftrace#342 As well as other tools like ebpf_exporter, so that there is no longer a requirement to have a particular version libbcc installed.
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This should help embed libbcc into bpftrace: * bpftrace/bpftrace#342 As well as other tools like ebpf_exporter, so that there is no longer a requirement to have a particular version libbcc installed.
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This should help embed libbcc into bpftrace: * bpftrace/bpftrace#342 As well as other tools like ebpf_exporter, so that there is no longer a requirement to have a particular version libbcc installed.
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I wanted to create a statically compiled Go binary that has
libbcc
:The goal is to provide end users with something that works out of the box on any Linux distro.
It seems like to do that I need to have
.a
files, but Debian packages forlibbcc
lack those. Is it possible to add them or make this work in any other way?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: