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shared object, inline members and backward compatibility
- From: jfranzoy <jfranzoy at yahoo dot com dot ar>
- To: gcc-help at gcc dot gnu dot org
- Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2007 11:48:02 -0700 (PDT)
- Subject: shared object, inline members and backward compatibility
Hello. I gives support for a core set of libraries (.so) that are used by the
developers of my company. The nine libraries are compiled using gcc4.1.2 on
Linux-i686, solaris2.6-sparc and hpux-parisc platforms. Breaking backward
compatibility is a headache for me.
Currently I have two questions, the first very specific the second very
general
1 - I have a inline static public member function. If I drop an assert from
it, does it break backward compatibility?
2 -How can I know if a change in one of my libraries will break
compatilibity? I mean some paper, utility, etc.
Thanks.
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