Check for use of CXX11 ABI and add v5 to the SONAME if it is used #11
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Signed-off-by: Sebastian Ramacher <sramacher@debian.org>
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Let's not do that. It probably isn't worth the hassle. |
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GCC 5 now comes with two ABIs of the C++ standard library. std::string and std::list changed heavily which required the introduction of a new ABI. Since std::string is used in the public API of libcoverart, this affects the exported symbols.
This PR adds a check for the new CXX 11 ABI and adds a v5 to the SONAME if it was detected.