On 2024-01-05, Sebastian Ramacher <sramac...@debian.org> wrote: >> libpoppler-cpp0v5 >> libpoppler-glib8 >> libpoppler-qt5-1 >> libpoppler-qt6-3 >> libpoppler126
Poppler core (126ish) changes SONAME by release and is in general not supposed to be used by well-behaving applications. the frontentds (cpp,glib,Qt*) is supposedly stable. But I can confirm that all of them uses time-related types in their api's. (time_t specifically) For added fun, the cpp frontend does it like this on all architectures: typedef unsigned int /* time_t */ time_type; in deprecated api, replaced with time_t in non-deprecated methods. That might require extra investigations. (The commit deprecating and replacing api specifically mentions y2k38) /Sune
