共享Linux二进制文件
[英]Sharing Linux binaries
问题描述
I've been wondering something for a long time. 
我想知道很久了。 Is it sane to release ELF (32 and 64 bits) binaries in order people to use them? 释放ELF（32位和64位）二进制文件以供人们使用是理智的吗？ I know we better have to release sources – that's what I'm used to doing – but I'd like to know what happens if I give a program I've compiled on my archlinux to someone using Ubuntu, assuming I don't use any dynamic libraries except OpenGL and Xlib. 我知道我们最好还是发布源代码，这就是我曾经做过的事情，但是我想知道如果我将我在archlinux上编译的程序交给使用Ubuntu的人会发生什么，前提是我不使用除OpenGL和Xlib外的任何动态库。
1 个解决方案
解决方案1
2 2013-05-10 14:28:48
There is a lot of commercial software that does it. 有很多商业软件可以做到这一点。 It works if you are a bit careful and compile against sufficiently old versions of libraries. 如果您有点小心并且可以针对足够老版本的库进行编译，则可以使用它。
The Linux Standards Base defines a set of libraries and other things that is reasonable to expect on the target system. Linux标准库定义了一组库和其他在目标系统上可以预期的东西。
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