On Mon, 27 Dec 2010, Bruno Haible wrote:
This is not realistic: People are not distributing libraries in this
way, and are not even aware for which standard a library was built
and tested for. ("file libfoo.so" does not tell. You need
"nm libfoo.so | grep values".)
Since it seems that evidence of built type is stored in shared
libraries on Solaris, is it reasonable for libtool (or even GNU ld or
GCC) to inspect this data and warn about potential incompatibly at
link time?
There are of course many other types of subtle incompatiblies which
may occur when linking libraries.
Bob
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