Andreas Rottmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hello folks! > > I have written a piece of software which I want to make Debian > packages from. (Once they are polished, I will have to look for a > sponsor). The package is a C++ SQL CLI (Call Level Interface) library > called GQL. See http://GQL.sourceforge.net for more information. > [snip]
I have another question creeping up my spine: How is the library versioning to be done? As far as I have understood the libtool manual, it offers two options: Either to set a '-version-info', or to use '-release'. It seems to me that -version-info is more flexible, but I don't quite understand how this works together with the shlib-symlinking. This is done by '-release' if I understood correctly, but libtool manual states that you can't use both flags together. I then took a look into the libsigc++ package, and there they *are* used together (libsigc++ is out of date BTW: upstream is 1.0.0, debian is 0.8.6). I am slightly confused about this... Any hints? Thanks, Andy -- Andreas Rottmann ([EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]) Pfeilgasse 4-6/725, A-1080 Wien, Austria, Europe http://www.penguinpowered.com/~andy/ mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] [one of 78,35% Austrians who didn´t vote for Haider!]
