On static references

[daodol]

I compiled the coreclr in static state and added it to my c++ project, but failed, some functions could not be found, and I couldn't use coreclr.lib correctly.

[RussKeldorph]

@daoqiang Can you describe

• what you're trying to do,
• why you're trying to do it,
• what errors you're seeing, and
• why you think it should work?

[daodol]

Hello, my project requires that I need to quote coreclr in a static way，So I tried to generate coreclr.lib.Then I use the example of coreclr.dll in the document to introduce the corresponding header file, and the difference is that I have referenced coreclr.lib instead of coreclr.dll，But all the functions that are used can't be found.
Because of the source of coreclr, I'm sure it can be done, but because there's no relevant information, my attempt failed.
I hope get your help ,thank you

[daodol]

hi？

[mikedn]

Because of the source of coreclr, I'm sure it can be done

Why are you sure it can be done? The MS .NET runtime has always been a dll throughout its various incarnations (.NET Framework, Silverlight, .NET Core). The JIT was statically linked to coreclr.dll in Silverlight and early .NET Core versions but that's not longer the case.

But all the functions that are used can't be found.

Which functions to be precise?

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