Re: FWD: C++ library packaging
Jeff Bailey <jbailey@nisa.net> immo vero scripsit:
> 2) To some degree this is inevitable. Because no matter how we handle
> this, the sonames are not likely to change. I'm not sure of a good
> way to control this.
Is it possible to select which shared library to load
depending on the NEEDED section (whether it needs libstdc++2/3/4)
in ld.so, and allow coexisting shared libraries in
/usr/lib and possibly something like /usr/lib/transition-libstdc++4/ ?
i.e.
ld.so parses the object,
sees it is linked to libstdc++4,
use shared libs in /usr/lib/transition-libstdc++4/ if ones exist over
/usr/lib.
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