The error "static: command not found" indicates that the Linux command "static" is not recognized or installed on the system. This error has nothing to do with programming in C, as "static" is a keyword in C programming.
To resolve this error, one can try to install the required package containing the "static" command using the system's package manager. For example, on Ubuntu or Debian-based systems, one can run the command:
sudo apt-get install build-essential
This will install the necessary tools and libraries for building and compiling C programs, including the "static" command.
If the error persists even after installing the required package, it may be due to a configuration issue or a permissions problem in the system. In this case, one may need to check the system logs or consult with a Linux administrator for further troubleshooting.
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