Bill Northcott wrote:
Possibly, the last line could equally be:
install_name libfoo.2.dylib compatibility_version 3.0.0 current_version
3.2.15
That would have the same effect on Darwin, if applied consistently.
The encoded current_version is for informational purposes only, nothing uses
it, com
Bill Northcott wrote:
I have so far only found one GNU libtool packages which correctly
versions its libraries on MacOS X. This is R and they seem to do it
with code in Makefile.in which overrides the libtool versioning.
Looks like R builds a framework on darwin and uses install_name_tool to
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