Re: How to leave .ali files in original library?

[localhost@example.org]

> No, it's pretty much as static as you can get.  This means your
> executable depends only on the C library and the dynamic loader; they
> are guaranteed to exist on your target computer even if it has no
> compiler or other run-time library installed.  So, you can declare
> victory on this front :) BTW, ldd was the correct thing to do, too :)

Super! Thanks for your help, I actually accomplished something sortof.

> So essentially you want an installation of ncurses that you can reuse in
> several programs without recompiling the library.  

I don't mind recompiling the few modules although it is wasteful if you
think about it. I just don't like having the working directory cluttered
with extra files for no good reason. I used to be able to avoid this using
the trick Jeffrey Carter mentioned but now for some reason it doesn't seem
to work.

Thanks for your solution I'll go over it later on.

> http://people.debian.org/~lbrenta/debian-ada-policy.html

Ah great, I'll save the link. Thanks :)