On 9 Nov 1999, Falk Hueffner wrote:
[snip]
Hence, a program compiled with the Version 1 header will crash
if linked against the version 2 library.
[snip]
This makes distributing
binary programs very hard if the library is a '.so' because it's
very likely that the program will
Hi Falk,
Hence, a program compiled with the Version 1 header will crash
if linked against the version 2 library.
[snip]
This makes distributing
binary programs very hard if the library is a '.so' because it's
very likely that the program will become linked to a library
that
On 09 Nov 1999 18:44:05 +0100
Falk Hueffner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This cannot happen when using Debian packages, since they (should)
include appropriate Conflicts.
Only if the original packager bound the binary against the
libXXX.#.#.so and not the libXXX.so. It is not always trivial
[ debian-mentors: I got the bug report quoted in the first part
of the message. I don't think I'm experienced enough to come
to a decision in this affair. Could someone explain the issues
with C++ libraries, please. Thanks. ]
Hi,
According to the Debian policy you should provide a
[snip]
Hence, a program compiled with the Version 1 header will crash
if linked against the version 2 library.
[snip]
This makes distributing
binary programs very hard if the library is a '.so' because it's
very likely that the program will become linked to a library
that doesn't match
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