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On linux executable and shared library formats have almost no difference. Created during the build libfbintl.so is first of all stripped from debug info and next renamed. Rename is done only due to historical issue - some time ago main code was able to load it only named 'fbintl'. |
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Ok so is libEngine13.so expecting to find fbintl or can I rename it to libfbintl.so? |
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On 4/25/25 09:42, Big Jake wrote:
Ok so is libEngine13.so expecting to find fbintl or can I rename it to
libfbintl.so?
You can rename it. It was much faster to try :)
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On windows and macos fbintl is a shared library, but on linux it is an executable. Why is this?
Note that I am referring to the fbintl in the linux release tarball, not in a local build (which seems to generate a libfbintl.so).
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