Static linking of libpthread and librt libraries in Solaris 8 and 10

Hi all,
We have created a solaris application which uses functions defined in libpthread (POSIX threads) and STL classes (string, list, map, vector etc.)
This application runs perfectly in our environment. However at other sites, there are crashes observed and debugging the core files indicate problems in generic places such as string.append() etc. We are not sure whether these problems are occurring due to dynamic linking of libraries.
Initially we had 1 problem due to libCstd and by following the procedure specified in http://forum.sun.com/thread.jspa?forumID=5&threadID=19287 , it was solved. I still find that the libraries including libCstd are dynamically linked to the application.
I would like to know the following
1. Is there any way of statically linking pthread and rt libraries?
2. If not, then is there any way to statically link all other libraries except for pthread and rt which can be linked dynamically?
Thanks,
Shekhar

You are posting in the C forum, but your question is about C++.
Not all runtime libraries are available as static libraries. Solaris is moving away from static libraries, and on Solaris 10, the main system libraries are available only as shared libraries.
Linking the C++ runtime libraries statically is generally a bad idea, although there are restricted application areas where it might be safe. If you build shared libraries as part of your application, or if you deploy on different kinds of machines or on different Solaris versions, you should link only to shared system libraries. Linking to static libraries can result in programs that will not work.

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