King "Leo (Martin Oberzalek)" writes: > Hello, > > it's not possible linking a C++ library compiled with g++-2.9x to a C++ > application compiled with g++-3.0. > > We all no the reasons... > > My question is how I should handle this, on debian distributions that > are based on gcc-2.9x?
use only gcc-2.95. > I have a C++ library. And I wan't to create debs for g++.2.9x and > g++-3.0. Technically this is no problem. > > I created 4 debs. > > 1) libfoo => shared g++-2.9x library > 2) libfoo-dev => development files (includes, .a, docu) > 3) libfoo-gcc3 => shared g++3.0 library > 4) libfoo-gcc3-dev => development files (.a only, since > include files and docu are the same) > > the g++-2.9x library files are called libfoo.so > for g++-3.0 libfoo-gcc3.so > > The files of both packages are located in /usr/lib how about compatibility of sonames across distributions? > So if I wanna link an programm with the gcc-3.0 version, -lfoo-gcc3 has > to be used and for gcc-2.9x, -lfoo. > > Are there any better ideas? yes, use only one version. Which package does require this setup? -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
