It wouldn't be useful as the. As far as i've understood, it is not possible to link libraries that use different versions of gcc's application binary interface (abi). Are there abi changes to every version.
An abi is a set of rules that determines calling convention, and rules for laying out structures. On any given platform it pretty much does. The common explanation for not fixing some issues with c++ is that it would break the abi and require recompilation, but on the other hand i encounter statements like this:.
An api defines the interfaces by which one piece of. I am new to linux system programming and i came across api and abi while reading linux system programming. C++ has no standard abi (application binary interface) but neither does c, right? Abi is basically how the function / procedures passes information to each other through registers (compiled form), where the return value stored (specify registers).
Except this isn't what an abi is. From a discussion somewhere else: