Is there someway to insure that linux programs can stand-alone?
I am running an openSuse v13.1 OS on a 64-bit Intel corei7 machine.
I upgraded to the gcc v4.9.0 compiler, but when I attempted to remove the
older gcc v4.8.1 compiler, lots of programs broke.
Examples:
xrdb, xinit, xdm,
On Sat, 5 Jul 2014, website reader wrote:
Is there someway to insure that linux programs can stand-alone?
Randall,
Yes. Build all libraries into the executable instead of using shared
libraries.
I upgraded to the gcc v4.9.0 compiler, but when I attempted to remove the
older gcc v4.8.1
Gnu c++ is that way. Almost every release they make requires a different
version of the std library.
This is mostly because they have to make, ehh perhaps that's desire to
make lib changes to support
new features of the language.
Usually, you can delete the compiler, but not the libraries which
