Using C++ shared libs

I have a developer that has used the Rogue Wave libraries.
Is there an easy way to use these libraries on other machines
without installing SunWorkshop on all machines that need it?
We are using SunWorkshop 5.0.
Thanks!
-Dan

Why don't you rephrase your question???

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