if it can use, I will use it.
when develop apps or libs I should switch between my stable version(use
gambas stable version) and development version(always use gambas
development version)
example :
(stable) myapp.gambas -> still use gambas3.8.4 (only fix bug)
(dev) myapp.gambas -> use gambas4 dev (fix bug and new feature)
(stable) myapp.gambas -> still use gambas3.9.0 (only fix bug)
(dev) myapp.gambas -> use gambas4 dev (fix bug and new feature)
....
(stable) myapp2.gambas -> still use gambas4.1.1 (only fix bug)
(dev) myapp2.gambas -> use gambas4 dev (fix bug and new feature)
....
if the new stable has release the old stable one not support for bug fix
(depends on the condition).
I put the binary file in one directory. example, dir sturcture (for binary
file)
stable version : stable-myprj1 >> bin (app-a.gambas,
app-b.gambas, libmy-date.0.0.gambas, libmy-word.0.0.gambas, ...)
stable-myprj2 >> bin (app-a.gambas,
app-b.gambas, libmy-date.0.0.gambas, libmy-word.0.0.gambas, ...)
development version : dev-myprj >> bin (app-a.gambas, app-b.gambas,
libmy-date:0.0.gambas, libmy-word:0.0.gambas, ...)
I mean the switch is the link file point to dir blabla.
with old library management I don't have any problem, but with the new
library management I must switch between them.
# the problem is if I will run in a same time the stable app and dev app,
always switch, switch and switch.
# save in home/user/... is not portable, if Runtime library search path
feature can use, I hope it's can doing something like this:
stucture dir :
myprj >> bin >> vendor(libmy-a:0.0.gambas, ...)
myprj >> apps (source code : myapp-a, myapp-b)
I can set the dir path for myapp-a : ../bin/vendor
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I like in some part/rule in a new library management like libs name now
have number version, and the name "vendor/libblabla" . etc
On Sat, Jun 4, 2016 at 8:16 PM, Benoît Minisini <
gam...@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> Le 04/06/2016 15:14, zainudin ahmad a écrit :
> > Hi Friends
> >
> > How to use Runtime Library Search Path(attach pic) ?
> >
> > I have doing that this still don't know how to use it
> >
> > Regards
> >
>
> You normally should have no use of that. What do you need?
>
> --
> Benoît Minisini
>
>
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