Pavel Janík wrote:
Hi,
You misunderstand me; I guess I was not clear enough.
you was perfectly clear.
1 Sun Hamburg Linux builds include a libstdc++.so.6 that comes from
somewhere "by magic"; it is not checked into CVS. That is already how
it works for a long time, and probably will not change.
Traditionally, the included libstdc++.so.6 is the one corresponding to
the compiler with which Sun Hamburg creates the builds (but it should
be OK to use a later one, due to libstdc++.so.6's compatibility
nature). It is the Sun Hamburg builds that are offered for download
on the OOo web site.
And this "magic" is something I do not agree with at all. Either it
comes from the compiler (and we know what version is used) or from the
CVS. There is no other way. I really do not feel comfortable by randomly
adding libraries from somewhere to the install sets.
Hmm, how it is licensewise? Is the current approach (and your proposed
one) OK?
Hi Pavel,
I still fail to understand your reasons to oppose to the proposed change
when the status quo is apparently OK for you. Sun Hamburg builds with
GCC X and includes in install sets libstdc++.so version Y. What changes
over time (through the proposed change or otherwise) are the specific
values of X and Y.
-Stephan
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