Use full version in shared objects #1696
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One mishap too many occurred where a symbol was added to the core library, the C++ binding depended on it and the library path pointed to an older core library. In traditional C binary interface compatibility terms, the old binaries can run with the new library and so it is compatible, but the practice turns out to be different. Signed-off-by: Erik Boasson <eb@ilities.com>
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@eboasson For me it builds fine, it reduced exceptionally setting |
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One mishap too many occurred where a symbol was added to the core library, the C++ binding depended on it and the library path pointed to an older core library.
In traditional C binary interface compatibility terms, the old binaries can run with the new library and so it is compatible, but the practice turns out to be different.