hello.
i'm curious what the proper solution is to the following problem:
- i have a shared library, libfoo-internal.so
- i have another shared library, libfoo.so that depends on
libfoo-internal.so
- the interface between these two libraries may change in any given
version of foo. i'm compiling
hello.
no one responded to my question regarding internal dependencies. i'd
really appreciate some guidance on this issue.
on GNU/Linux, if i have a package comprised of libfoo.so and
libfoo-internal.so. i want applications to link only against libfoo.so,
since the libfoo-internal.so interface m
why do .la files have to store hard-coded paths of the .so files they
reference? why aren't the names enough as ld.so should be able to query
it's cache of library directories at runtime?
i realize libtool runs on lots of OSes, and maybe my question is
linux-centric. but i really would like to un
