On Jun 27, 2005, at 6:24 PM, Peter O'Gorman wrote:
If your app/library does not use any c++ api then it does not need
to be
rebuilt. You can use Ben's idea to check this. nm -g app > out1; nm
-g app |
c++filt > out2; cmp out1 out2
I have a script I've been using to check my packages this way. It's
not perfect, it assumes that every C++-using-package should have the
most recent GCC: field, when in fact some packages may have a good
reason to use an old one. But aside from that, I think it's useful.
It's sitting in experimental/vasi/scripts/gcc-field. You can invoke
it like this:
gcc-field -m maintainer-regex
gcc-field package1 package2
dpkg -L | gcc-field -
Hope it's useful (and mostly correct).
Dave
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