Boost - "static" and "shared" libraries

Question

I create "boost" libraries from the source code of boost, and I have two options: build it "static" or create a "general" (for example, dynamic). What is the best idea?

I prefer dynamic (general) communication, but when I tried to create extended shared libraries (on Ubuntu Linux), I had a lot of errors or warnings (why when compiling errors, warnings, notes, etc., always occur, grrrrrrrr), so I don’t know Is it compiled?

Thanks.

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The recommended way to use Boost C ++ libraries on Linux is through a joint connection. In an Ubuntu Linux box already configured for development, you should not get any errors at all. Compilation warnings are expected - there are several issued for various thinking problems, technical and time constraints. Since regular release testing covers Ubuntu, I would not worry about the functionality of the created libraries - if there is a .so, it should work.