I agree with Darren. In my previous response, I was assuming Agg-2.4 would be
the requirement in Debian.
If you are planning to link to a different version, licensing may be an issue
(I can't really comment on that as IANAL), but there's a high likelihood of
compatibility issues. The upgrade
As you sort of allude to, Agg is so heavily templatized that there's little
benefit to linking against a shared library (little disk space savings, for
instance).
However, there are some .cpp (i.e. non-header files) that need to be compiled
and linked. If Debian doesn't include a shared librar
On Thursday 21 August 2008 19:15:49 Sandro Tosi wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm currently trying to study if it's possible to remove the bundled
> agg library and use the one available in Debian instead.
>
> Currently (and sadly) we have only a -dev package (that contains only
> the development stuff) and no
