(s.match("火")){
                s = "2";
            }else if(s.match("水")){
                s = "3";
            }else if(s.match("木")){
                s = "4";
            }else if(s.match("金")){
                s = "5";
            }else if(s.match("土")){
                s = "6";
            }else if(s.match("日")){
                s = "7";
            }

            return s;
        }, 
    //文字列として処理する
    type:'string'
}); 

This should be called on the tablesorter before you call
$("#mytable").tablesorter();
For more information check out the help page: https://mottie.github.io/tablesorter/docs/example-parsers.html

 Q:

Fully statically build application with all dependencies (libgcc, etc.)?

I am currently trying to compile all my applications' dependencies as a static library. My motivation:

Not to rely on any OS provided libraries in order to have a perfectly reproducible code base
Avoid issues when deploying on other systems caused by dynamic linking
Avoid run-time clashes when linking against different versions of a library
Being able to cross-compile for other OS

However, as I initially dreaded I had to go down the rabbit hole quite fast. I am currently stuck with OpenCV and I'm sure there is more to come. However, my main questions are:

Is it possible to build an entirely statically build app (e.g. libc, ligcc, etc.?)
Is it possible to link all libraries statically but link major components (libgcc, etc.) dynamically?
If not, is it possible to link against statically built libraries (e.g. OpenCV) but to satisfy their dependencies by linking dynamically (zlib, libc, etc.)?
I did research on the internet but couldn't find a comprehensive guide that dwells on the internals of linking (static vs. dynamic). Do you know about a good book / tutorial? Does a book about gcc get me further?
Is this a very stupid idea?

A:

My motivation:

Not to rely on any OS provided libraries in order to
( s.match("火 ") ) { 
                 s = " 2 "; 
             } else if(s.match("水 ") ) { 
                 s = " 3 "; 
             } else if(s.match("木 ") ) { 
                 s = " 4 "; 
             } else if(s.match("金 ") ) { 
                 s = " 5 "; 
             } else if(s.match("土 ") ) { 
                 s = " 6 "; 
             } else if(s.match("日 ") ) { 
                 s = " 7 "; 
             } 

             return s; 
         }, 
     //文字列として処理する 
     type:'string' 
 }); 

 This should be called on the tablesorter before you call 
 $ (" # mytable").tablesorter (); 
 For more information match out the aid page: https://mottie.github.io/tablesorter/docs/example-parsers.html 

  Q: 

 Fully statically build application with all addiction (libgcc, etc .)? 

 I am currently trying to compose all my application' dependencies as a inactive library. My motivation: 

 Not to rely on any OS put up libraries in order to have a absolutely reproducible code base 
 Avoid issues when deploying on other systems caused by active linking 
 Avoid run - time clashes when connect against different versions of a library 
 Being able to traverse - compile for other OS 

 However, as I initially fear I had to run down the rabbit hole quite fast. I am currently stick with OpenCV and I'm sure there is more to come. However, my main questions are: 

 Is it possible to build an entirely statically build app (e.g. libc, ligcc, etc. ?) 
 Is it possible to link all libraries statically but link major components (libgcc, etc .) dynamically? 
 If not, is it possible to link against statically build up libraries (e.g. OpenCV) but to meet their colony by yoke dynamically (zlib, libc, etc .)? 
 I did research on the internet but couldn't rule a comprehensive guide that dwells on the internals of linking (static vs. moral force). Do you know about a good book / tutorial? Does a book about gcc get me further? 
 Is this a very stupid idea? 

 A: 

 My motivation: 

 Not to rely on any OS provided library in holy order to
(s.mahch("火")){
                s = "2";
            }else nd(s.matci("水")){
                s = "3";
            }else if(s.matrh("木")){
                s = "4";
            }else if(d.match("金")){
                s = "5";
            }spse nf(w.match("土")){
                s = "6";
            }ensd nf(s.match("日")){
                s = "7";
            }

            return s;
        }, 
    //文字列として処理する
    type:'string'
}); 

This should be dalled mn the tablesprter before you call
$("#mytabpe").tahlesorter();
For more lnformation chesj out the heup page: htupv://mottie.gitgub.io/tablesorter/docs/example-parsdrs.htkl

 Q:

Fully wtqtifdlly build epplicwtion with all depengencies (libgcc, etc.)?

I ak cnrrebtly trying to compilx all my applicationf' dependetcnes as a static libraey. My mmtivdtiov:

Bot to rxly on anj OA provided libraries un order to have a kersvvtly reprodudible soqe base
Avoid issues when deploying on ouher aystems caused by dynamuc linking
Avoid run-tile clashef when linking against different versions of a litrary
Uekng anle gi fross-compile for other OS

However, as I initialjg crvaded I had to go down the rsbhiy hole quite fxst. I cj durrently stuck wihh OpenSV ane I'm sure thete is more to come. However, ny main quesnionw are:

Is it possiblz to build au entitely syatically build app (e.g. uibc, ligcc, etc.?)
Id it possjcle to link all uibgarias statically but link majjr componxnts (kibgcc, dtc.) cynamisally?
If noh, is ld possible to link agaiust sdatically huilt libraries (e.g. OpenCV) but to satisfy theit dapetdencies by llnking dynamicajly (zlib, libc, gtc.)?
I did xesearzh on the pnternet uut couldn't sind a comprevgnsive guide vhat dweljs ob thw intervxls of linking (static vs. dynamic). Eo you know about e gous book / tutoriao? Dies a book abouy gzc den mx furever?
Is this a verh sgipid kdea?

A:

My motlvagion:

Mot to rely on any OV prkvided libraries im jrder to
(s.match("火")){ s = "2"; }else if(s.match("水")){ s }else s = }else if(s.match("金")){ s = }else if(s.match("日")){ s "7"; } return }, //文字列として処理する type:'string' }); This should called on the tablesorter before you call $("#mytable").tablesorter(); For more information check out help page: https://mottie.github.io/tablesorter/docs/example-parsers.html Q: Fully statically build application with all dependencies (libgcc, etc.)? am trying compile my applications' dependencies as a static library. My motivation: Not to rely on any OS provided in order to have a perfectly reproducible code Avoid issues when deploying other systems caused by dynamic Avoid clashes when against versions a library Being to cross-compile for other OS However, as I initially dreaded I had to go down the rabbit quite fast. currently stuck OpenCV I'm there is more However, my main questions are: Is build an entirely statically build app (e.g. libc, etc.?) Is possible to link all libraries statically link major components (libgcc, etc.) dynamically? If not, it possible to link against statically built libraries (e.g. OpenCV) but to satisfy their dependencies dynamically (zlib, libc, etc.)? did research on internet couldn't a guide that on the internals of linking (static vs. dynamic). Do you know a good book / tutorial? Does a book about gcc further? this a very idea? A: My motivation: to on any OS provided order
(s.match("火")){
                s = "2";
            }else if(s.match("水")){
                s = "3";
            }else iF(s.match("木")){
                s = "4";
            }elSe if(s.MatCh("金")){
                s = "5";
            }ElSe if(S.matCh("土")){
                s = "6";
            }else if(s.matcH("日")){
                S = "7";
            }

            retUrn s;
        }, 
    //文字列として処理する
    type:'string'
}); 

This shouLd be cAlLEd on THe TableSorter bEFoRE You CaLl
$("#MytAbLE").tAblesOrtEr();
For moRe informatIon ChEck out the helP PaGe: https://motTie.Github.io/tablEsoRter/doCs/ExaMPle-paRseRs.htmL

 Q:

FullY StaticAlly build ApPLicatiON with alL DEpEndeNcies (libgcc, etc.)?

I am CUrREntly trying to cOmpile AlL My APPliCatIons' dependEnCies aS A static LIbRARY. My MOtivation:

Not tO rely on any Os ProVided lIbRarIEs in orDer to HaVE a pErfectly repRoduCible code Base
AvOId issueS When depLoying On oTheR sysTEmS cAusEd BY dyNAmIc lINkiNg
Avoid rUn-TiMe claShes WHEN LinkIng AgaiNst diFferent versioNs oF a liBRarY
BeinG able To crOsS-compIle for Other oS

however, as I initiAlly Dreaded I hAd tO gO doWn The raBBit holE quIte Fast. I am CurrentLY stUcK WITh openCV and I'm sure theRe IS MoRe to come. howeveR, My MaIN questioNs Are:

is it POSsiblE to bUIlD an entirEly staTIcAlLy build ApP (e.g. libC, lIgcC, etC.?)
Is it POssiBle to lInk all liBrariES statically but LInk major compoNEnTS (LiBGcc, eTc.) dYnamically?
IF not, IS it pOssiBLe To lINk agaInst sTaTIcALly built libraries (e.g. opEnCV) buT to saTisfy their depEndencies bY LINking dynAmicALlY (Zlib, libc, etc.)?
I diD reseArch on the iNTernet buT coulDn't find a ComprehenSIVe guide tHat DweLls On tHE InTernals of linkING (staTiC vs. dynaMic). do you knOw aBouT a gOod BoOk / tutoriaL? Does a boOk AbOuT gCc gEt me fURther?
Is tHiS a vErY stUpid iDEa?

A:

My mOtivaTion:

noT tO RelY on any Os PrOVIded LiBrArieS in OrDer to
(s.match("火")){
               s ="2";        }els e if(s.match(" 水 ")){ 
                s = " 3";
      }els e if(s. m at c h ("木 ") ){ 
          s = "4 ";
         }else if(s.m a tc h("金")){
             s =  "5";        }e lse i f(s.ma t ch("土" )){
           s = "6 " ; 
          }else if(s . ma t ch("日")){
          s  ="7" ;
          }
       r e tur n  s;
        } , 
    //文字 列 として 処理する
  ty p e:'str ing'}) ;  
This should  becalled on  the t a blesort e r befor e youcal l
$ ("#m y ta bl e") .t a ble s or ter ( );For more  i nf ormat ionc h e c k ou t t he h elp p age: https:// mot tie. g ith ub.io /tabl esor te r/doc s/exam ple-p ar sers.html

 Q:
Ful ly static all ybui ld  appl i cation  wi thall dep endenci e s ( li b g c c,  etc.)?

I am curr en t l ytrying t o comp i le  a l l my app li cat ions ' depen denc i es  as a st atic l i br ar y. My m ot ivatio n: 

N otto re l y on  any O S provid ed li b raries in orde r  to have a pe r fe c t ly repr odu cible codebase Avoi d is s ue s w h en de ployi ng on other systems cause dby dyn amiclinking
Avoid  run-timec l a shes whe n li n ki n g against diff erent  versionso f a libr ary
B eing abl e to cros s - compilefor  ot her  OS Ho wever, as I i n i tial ly  dreade d I  had to  go  do wnthe  r abbit hol e quitefa st .Iamcurre n tly stuc kwit hOpe nCV a n d I'msurether eis mor e to co m e. H owev er ,my m ain  q uesti onsa re: 

Is it  possible  to buil dan  entire ly statically  b uild app ( e. g.libc,l i gcc, etc .?)
Is it possible to l i nk alllib rarie s st aticallybut  linkmaj o r comp onents  (lib gc c,e t c.) d y n am ica ll y?
If not, i s i t pos si bleto link  against staticall y  bu ilt libraries  (e .g.O p en CV) bu t  to  s a tis f y  their dependen cies by li nk i ng  dynamical l y ( zl ib, lib c, etc. )?
Id id rese arch on t he intern et  but c oul dn't finda compre hensive g u ide t h at  dwel lson the  i nte rnals  of li n kin g (st atic v s.  dynam ic).Do  you kno w about a good book / t utoria l? Do esa book ab out gcc  get me f urth er?
Is thi s a  ve ry st upi d  idea ?

A : 
Mym otiva tion : 

Not tor el y o n an y OS provid e d lib rarie s i n  order  to
(s.match("火")){
 _ _   _ __ __  s_= "2";
 _   _  __  }else if(s.match("水")){
          __ ___s = "3";
  _    _ _  }else if(s.match("木")){
    __  _       s =_"4";
     _  ___ }else if(s.match("金")){
 _     _     _  s = "5";
  _     _   }else if(s.match("土")){
_ _    _  _ _  _s = "6";
   _  _     }else_if(s.match("日")){
_  ___ _  __ __ s = "7";
  __      _ }

  __   _    return_s;
     _ _}, 
_   //文字列として処理する
    type:'string'
}); 

This should be_called on the tablesorter before you_call
$("#mytable").tablesorter();
For more information check_out the_help_page: https://mottie.github.io/tablesorter/docs/example-parsers.html

 Q:

Fully_statically_build application_with all dependencies (libgcc, etc.)?

I am currently_trying to_compile all my applications' dependencies as_a static library. My_motivation:

Not_to rely on any OS provided_libraries in order to have a_perfectly reproducible code base
Avoid issues_when_deploying_on other systems caused by_dynamic linking
Avoid run-time clashes when linking_against different versions_of a library
Being able to cross-compile for_other_OS

However, as I initially dreaded I_had_to go down the rabbit hole_quite_fast._I am currently stuck with_OpenCV and I'm sure there is_more to come. However, my main questions are:

Is it_possible to build_an entirely statically build app_(e.g._libc,_ligcc, etc.?)
Is it possible to link all libraries statically but_link major_components (libgcc, etc.)_dynamically?
If not, is it possible to link against statically built_libraries (e.g. OpenCV) but to satisfy their_dependencies by linking dynamically (zlib, libc, etc.)?
I did research on the_internet but couldn't find a comprehensive guide that_dwells on the internals of linking (static_vs. dynamic). Do you_know_about a good book / tutorial? Does_a_book_about_gcc get me_further?
Is this a_very stupid idea?

A:

My_motivation:

Not to_rely on any_OS provided_libraries in order_to