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For example, how to get the version of /usr/lib/libz.a? It will be great if other useful information such as compiler/arch etc. can be fetched.
The reason I want to know this is that gcc always say it ignored the libz I offered in command line when I compile my program and linked with specific versioned libz. gcc think the /usr/lib/libz.a is a proper one.
C libraries do not have on their own a versioning system. At best, there is a symbol in the library that tells it.