>Dave, from the libraries you've listed I only see one confusion: Which is that
>libfluidsynth still reports as 2.1.7. You probably expect it to report as
>2.2.0. Well, I haven't done this for the beta. Maybe I should have done it for
>the Release candidate. But I'll definitely do it for the fin
Dave, from the libraries you've listed I only see one confusion: Which is
that libfluidsynth still reports as 2.1.7. You probably expect it to report
as 2.2.0. Well, I haven't done this for the beta. Maybe I should have done
it for the Release candidate. But I'll definitely do it for the final
rele
21:44
To: midi-pascal
Cc: Tom M. ; FluidSynth mailing list
Subject: Re: [fluid-dev] Curiosity about release numbers
2.1.8 is the version of the project, that any maintainer is free to choose as
he pleases.
2.3.8 is the version of the library-interface. It tells you about API/ABI
2.1.8 is the version of the project, that any maintainer is free to choose
as he pleases.
2.3.8 is the version of the library-interface. It tells you about API/ABI
stability because follows the strict semantic versioning rules originally
implemented by libtool. See the comment here:
https://github
Hi,
Just out of curiosity, I have a question.
I just build and installed v2.1.8 on Unbuntu 18.04 LTS.
It works perfectly, but the installed shared library is
/usr/lib/libfluidsynth.so.2.3.8.
How come 2.1.8 install libfluidsynth.so.2.3.8?
Thanks a lot for this beautiful piece of software!
K
