Makefile: add STATIC and DYNAMIC build variables#9
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This change adds two new Makefile variables,
STATICandDYNAMIC, which provide control over whether the static and shared libraries are built and installed.The
STATICvariable defaults to0and, when set to1, builds and installs the static librarylibutempter.a. TheDYNAMICvariable defaults to1and, when set to1, builds and installs the shared librarylibutempter.so. Setting either variable to0skips building and installing the corresponding library.When neither variable is touched on the command line, the old behavior is preserved: the shared library is built and installed as before, while the static library is not built or installed.
Users can now selectively build either library or both. For example, running
make STATIC=1builds both libraries, whilemake DYNAMIC=0 STATIC=1builds only the static library. Similarly, theinstalltarget respects these variables, somake install STATIC=1installs both libraries andmake install DYNAMIC=0 STATIC=1installs only the static library.