linker - What's the difference between "gcc -lname" and "gcc libname.so ..." -

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it seems me both work, difference?

does gcc libname.so ... statically links libname.so or not?

gcc -l looks both static , dynamic libraries (unless -static given) in library search path. gcc ... libname.so links dynamically libname.so in current directory.


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