Hi, Sorry for this being slightly off-topic, but I had to say something here:
On Thursday, June 26, 2014 14:55:09 Arne Morten Kvarving wrote:
> if an application uses config.h unconditionally, that is a bug.
This is not a bug for the following reason: all source files of the libraries
are compiled with taking the macros of config.h in consideration. If you now
try to compile with another set of values for these macros, you will get
unexpected behavior, in particular if the headers also have some of these #ifs
(e.g. a few attributes of the EclipseWriter class are conditional on the
HAVE_ERT macro). In the best case this leads to a segfault and in the worst to
very subtle runtime bugs which are also very hard to debug. This means that
config.h is always required and that it needs to be compatible with the one
used to compile the libraries...
cheers
Andreas
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