Le vendredi 28 décembre 2007 à 13:44 +0100, Gerhard Fuernkranz a écrit : > So there will always be a strict 1:1 version > dependency between Argyll and a particular application (like lprof) > which uses Argyll libraries, and different applications may require > different versions of Argyll as prerequisite. I see the following ways > to address this: A fourth way is to just rebuild everything depending on argyll every time its version is bumped. Which is painful but less painful than the current fork + static linking situation. Gecko, openssl… are examples of stuff that forces rebuilding regularly, because they don't have any fixed ABI. We still prefer this over the alternatives. -- Nicolas Mailhot