Hi, Thrift versioning can be a little tricky. There's the Thrift Compiler version, which matters because it generates the code that glues IDL consumers to the Thrift Library. then there's the Thrift Library version, the version of programming language specific support files installed on your build system and (often) your runtime systems, (which could be different!). So for C++ version info you have:
- Thrift Compiler Version (on build system): $ thrift --version - Thrift Library Version (on build system): version in file name of .a and .so - Thrift Library Version (at runtime): version in file name of .so For C++ the libraries you'll typically see a generic symlink to a versioned lib file: libthrift.so -> libthrift-0.9.2.so Hope this helps. Others may have better ideas. Best, Randy On Thu, Jan 16, 2020 at 5:31 AM Thibault PIANA <piana.thiba...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > > So, I'm not a rocket scientist when it comes to C++. I would like to > know a way to know the installed Thrift version and to stop the > compilation (Using pragmas I suppose) if the version doesn't match a > required one. > > Do you know any way to do this easily ? > > Regards > > -- -- Randy Abernethy Managing Partner RX-M, llcrandy.aberne...@rx-m.com o 415-800-2922 c 415-624-6447
