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- Subject: [AD] Question about shared object loading in Linux
- From: "Kirk Black" <runesabre@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 18 Mar 2006 18:30:01 -0600
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If I were to build an allegro shared object in Linux with every available
video and sound option and then distribute that shared object to another
Linux machine that is missing some of those shared objects, will my
application fail or will Allegro simply ignore any shared object it can't
load?
For instance, suppose I build my Linux allegro shared object with jack sound
and vbeaf video support along with all other video and sound options. Will
my application using my allegro shared object run properly on another Linux
system that doesn't have jack or vbeaf installed (but does have the standard
X windows video and ALSA sound installed)? Or will it fail to execute
complaining that certain drivers are missing?
Thanks for your help!
Kirk Black