On Mon, May 19, 2003 at 09:36:26AM +0200, Jérôme Marant wrote: > En réponse à Sven Luther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > The /usr/include/caml link is fine, but it must point to > > > headers files and /usr/lib/ocaml/3.06/caml is empty. > > > > Mmm, my ocaml-3.06 package did that, i thought the ocaml package i > > uploaded did also, but apparently i didn't backport this fix. > > > > It will be fixed in my next uploaded package, don't worry. > > OK. > > > > No, GCC are compatible between each other and gcc is build > > essential. > > > > Well, there were incompatibilities between 2.95 and 3.2, at least for > > drm modules and X servers. > > For C or C++?
Mmm, i think the problem where between XFree86 driver code (C), linux kernel drm modules (C) and mesa DRI drivers (C also, only glu is C++). But then, maybe some third party projects where using C++ for their drivers or something such. > > > But there can be other compilers that GCC on the system. > > > > But not the debian built ocaml. > > I think you cannot guess whether a user installed a third party > C compiler and made cc pointing to it. No, and i don't care. Most C bindings will come from packaged libraries, which will use the default compiler. Maybe we will have problems with the gcc package version changing over time though. If they build their own third party C bindings or rebuild packages themselves, they are big enough to sort out possible problems. Friendly, Sven Luther
