r5117 - packages/trunk/ogre/debian

[Andres Mejia]

Author: ceros-guest
Date: 2007-12-31 01:34:00 +0000 (Mon, 31 Dec 2007)
New Revision: 5117

Removed:
   packages/trunk/ogre/debian/libogremain-1.4.6.README.Debian
Modified:
   packages/trunk/ogre/debian/libogre-dev.README.Debian
Log:
Updated README.Debian files

Modified: packages/trunk/ogre/debian/libogre-dev.README.Debian
===================================================================
--- packages/trunk/ogre/debian/libogre-dev.README.Debian	2007-12-31 01:30:39 UTC (rev 5116)
+++ packages/trunk/ogre/debian/libogre-dev.README.Debian	2007-12-31 01:34:00 UTC (rev 5117)
@@ -1,13 +1,3 @@
-Notes about the soname scheme in Debian and in the upstream release
-*******************************************************************
-
-The upstream developers decided to use libtool's -release scheme for the soname
-which would have caused every application developed using the upstream release
-to break after every revision. With Debian, it's been decided to go back with using libtool's -version-info scheme as was used in previous upstream releases and to use
-"14" as the major number, one up from "13" which was used in ogre 1.2.5.
-
-This means that anything compiled with the upstream version of ogre will be looking for a library called "libOgreMain-1.4.x.so", different from what the Debian modified version of ogre will provide, which is "libOgreMain.so.14.x.x". Thus any application compiled using the upstream version of ogre will have to be recompiled using the Debian version to be able to run on Debian systems.
-
 Notes about developing ogre-using applications on Debian
 ********************************************************
 

Deleted: packages/trunk/ogre/debian/libogremain-1.4.6.README.Debian
===================================================================
--- packages/trunk/ogre/debian/libogremain-1.4.6.README.Debian	2007-12-31 01:30:39 UTC (rev 5116)
+++ packages/trunk/ogre/debian/libogremain-1.4.6.README.Debian	2007-12-31 01:34:00 UTC (rev 5117)
@@ -1,9 +0,0 @@
-Notes about the soname scheme in Debian and in the upstream release
-*******************************************************************
-
-The upstream developers decided to use libtool's -release scheme for the soname
-which would have caused every application developed using the upstream release
-to break after every revision. With Debian, it's been decided to go back with using libtool's -version-info scheme as was used in previous upstream releases and to use
-"14" as the major number, one up from "13" which was used in ogre 1.2.5.
-
-This means that anything compiled with the upstream version of ogre will be looking for a library called "libOgreMain-1.4.x.so", different from what the Debian modified version of ogre will provide, which is "libOgreMain.so.14.x.x". Thus any application compiled using the upstream version of ogre will have to be recompiled using the Debian version to be able to run on Debian systems.