Hi
from what I understand, at least in a Unix environment, if the library
version is
current:revision:age
the soname will be
(current-age).age.revision
won't it?
Now if I have a library version (the revision should not be important in
this context)
5:_:4
the soname will be
1.4._
right?
If I now remove an interface I should set as a library version the
following one, right?
6:0:0
and this will generate a soname
6.0.0
i.e., from soname 1.4 we go directly to 6.0
is this the intended behavior?
thanks in advance
Lorenzo
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