On Saturday 14 Mar 2009 1:15:11 am Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
> Alejandro Exojo wrote:
> > El Miércoles, 11 de Marzo de 2009, David escribió:
> >> Maybe I am wrong, but it is the safest way, and it costs only a couple
> >> of hours, so it's worth try it to avoid possible problems :)
> >
> > And do you recompile everything in your system each time you upgrade GCC
> > or libc? Or do you light a candle and pray to $DEITY to make your
> > computer boot faster?
> >
> > Seriously. This is a complex issue, but it's engineering and science. You
> > do not need to recompile KDE because you upgraded to Qt 4.5 because it's
> > binary compatible with Qt 4.4.
>
> What about cases where bugs are fixed in the headers and/or macros and
> inlined-code?
As i understand, those will have to wait for 5.0! Which is why there are
guidelines against inlined code, for virtual destructor even if you do not
need them and so on... But i am no expert on the subject.
--
Cheers!
Kishore
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