Is there any way for a program to query the alsa-lib to determine the version number? Ie... Assuming I'm using the relase of alsa-lib-1.0.4, I'd like to query and get back something that would indicate that I'm using that release (and I don't even care so much if my program is what queries it, I just need some way to figure what version the libasound.so.2.0.0 file is).
Basically here's the senerio I've got: We've been developing a box for quite a while using alsa, and we've gone through regular upgrades of alsa on each release. Unfortunately I'm trying to track down a rather serious problem in my client program, but I'm getting stymied due to what I suspect is a library version mismatch. I got my program hacked up and working ok to a point and then it segfaults. I replace libasound with a known 1.0.4 and it fails earlier in a different way (perhaps due to one of my hacks to get it working on whatever lib version I had in there). I'm just trying to figure out why... and knowing the library version # might get me there.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks, - Steve
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