> dancing around the core issue that `foo.exe` cannot ever realize `foobar-v1.8` and `foobar-v1.7` are both installed on the same computer
I’m curious if you have an opinion on how you think this should be handled?
At this point I’m just on team static linking or Windows DLL black box style. The Linux approach of dynamic libraries which function same as static is just the worst of every world.
I also blame C/C++ toolchains for being very very bad on Linux.
Yes!!
> dancing around the core issue that `foo.exe` cannot ever realize `foobar-v1.8` and `foobar-v1.7` are both installed on the same computer
I’m curious if you have an opinion on how you think this should be handled?
At this point I’m just on team static linking or Windows DLL black box style. The Linux approach of dynamic libraries which function same as static is just the worst of every world.
I also blame C/C++ toolchains for being very very bad on Linux.