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-lz -lpthread <br />
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f.e. &quot;gcc -o outputfile -lz -lpthread my_threaded_and_zlib_usabl<wbr />e_program.<wbr />c&quot;<br />
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Of course you need to include proper .h-files in code and make sure that zlib (and dev-files of zlib) are installed
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-lz -lpthread

f.e. "gcc -o outputfile -lz -lpthread my_threaded_and_zlib_usable_program.c"

Of course you need to include proper .h-files in code and make sure that zlib (and dev-files of zlib) are installed

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You don't need to specify the version for pthreads? I've seen:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; -lpthread-2.5<br />
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Thanks
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You don't need to specify the version for pthreads? I've seen:

    -lpthread-2.5


Thanks

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Hi,<br />
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I'm running fedora, how do you link to zlub? I think zlib s already installed on fedora - same question for pthreads - what's the linker flag for it?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi,

I'm running fedora, how do you link to zlub? I think zlib s already installed on fedora - same question for pthreads - what's the linker flag for it?

Thanks

linking to zlib

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