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- From: Claus Fischer <cfischer at td2cad dot intel dot com>
- Date: Mon, 30 Oct 2000 11:40:16 -0800
Hi!
In our TCAD framework, we use a vendor library (ACIS) and
a lot of other vendor tools and integrate them.
We are porting this to Linux/GCC.
We have multiple configurations of Linux in use internally.
Our system needs to run on all of them.
ACIS needs a version of libstdc++.so which is not on any
of those systems.
We can't have multiple C++ libraries in
an application, can we?
Do we have to build C and C++ library from scratch and
distribute them?
What do we do if we have two vendors like ACIS
with incompatible libstdc++ versions?
Can you give recommendations what to do?
Claus
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