Re: Use of a C library compiled with gcc2.95 from one based on gcc3.2

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Ronan Meneu <rmeneu@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> I have received a library compiled with a gcc 2.95. I don't have the
> source of this library, only headers. I don't have a way to get  the
> same library compiled with gcc 3.2/
> 
> All our developement is based on gcc 3.2.
> 1) Is there a way i can link and use this library from a library in
> gcc3.2 (statically or dynamically) ?
> 2) If not, is there a way i can write and compile a wrapper easily ?
> 
> I have looked for this answer in the documentation, and made few
> searches on the net, but dit not find anything helpful.

A library written in C (not C++) should typically still work with a
newer compiler version.

Ian

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