On Monday 28 May 2001 23:08, Scott Manson wrote:
> I have a program that uses kde 2.x libs that runs fine but when a user
> upgrades to kde 2.x+1 and my program refuses to run is that binary
> compatablily? 

Binary compatibility means that a program compiled against KDE 2.x will be 
able to run against KDE 2.y as well, with y>= x.

What I said was that you can't _RUN_ some programs linked against KDE 2.x and 
some programs linked against KDE 2.y. You will need to use _one_ set of 
libraries at runtime. Whether they were compiled with the same version is not 
an issue.

Cheers,
Waldo
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