We are using Elektron SDK1.3.0 and we would like to link to libRFA.a and librssl.a form the ETA in a single executable. However, we are expecting names clashes. Can you please tell us if there's a safe way of doing this and if it's possible at all? Thank you.
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Using Elektron SDK1.3.0 and we would like to link to libRFA.a and librssl.a form the ETA in a single executable. However, we are expecting names clashes. Can you please tell us if there's a safe way of doing this and if it's possible at all? Thank you.
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The underlying API used by RFA C++ is ETA (RSSL) and the ETA (RSSL) is statically linked into the RFA C++ library.
Therefore, the application is unable to statically link both libRFA.a and librssl.a into a single executable. Moreover, the version of ETA (RSSL) used by the Elektron SDK is newer than the version of ETA (RSSL) used in the RFA C++ library. The workaround is using the shared libraries instead.
