> Well for your information I did read the release notes. I did recompile
> make and I STILL have the problem with the new excutable. Not too mention
> the little probablem their talking about should cause any problems with the
> old executables. When it comes to executing binaries your computer doesn't
> care what you use for variables name it removes them anyways in compilation
> unelss you tell it to include them for debugging.
Isn't it a nice make patch at the end of the release-note?
And variables names are removed but not there relative location in a
struct and if you think you're useing the right field (since two shared
the same value) of a struct , but you managed to use the wrong one , if
it's corected in a later edition of the shared-lib you get another file
length (ie. to big/small filename) you get the strange result that you
had in make.
It's all rather basic programming knowledge IMHO (at least in this
maillist :)
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