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Re: Does the provided upp.spec works for you and on which distro? [message #17893 is a reply to message #17875] Tue, 02 September 2008 10:06 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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amrein wrote on Mon, 01 September 2008 08:43

It's so far from "re-use my lib" policy of all other FOSS software and libraries... The "build all from source" is very interesting for proprietary companies (and for debugging too) but for FOSS... it's another universe.



Well, I guess the possible reason is that U++ was developed exactly for development of proprietary software... It is tuned to that case.... This is no "ah, we have some spare time, what about to create another framework" kind of software. It was created to solve something...

OTOH, maybe you should rather think about U++ code in terms of scripting languages. Nobody expects .so for python module. And that interfacing of U++ to existing libraries is very simple and the U++ binaries tend to run faster than anything else is just a bonus Wink

In fact, it is considered that we perhaps might create a "runtime environment" for U++, to make it behave even more like scripting language. It would just use GCC in the process Smile

Mirek
 
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