Update or install sdl library in the OS
by PHREDA from LinuxQuestions.org on (#6R0VM)
I have a language that runs on a virtual machine that is multiplatform.
In the language I can use dynamic libraries, in WIN I simply share the DLL file with the lang. Recently I managed to get the language working on Linux (Mint) and here the library has to be installed by the distribution, I do not need the developer version, only the .SO file. I would like to know if I can update the sdl2 library (installed in Mint is 2.0.10) and I would like to use the latest (2.30.7) but without recompiling it.
Is there any way to get these files without recompiling?
And to distribute the libraries with the executable?
My language is in [link moderated]
Thanks
In the language I can use dynamic libraries, in WIN I simply share the DLL file with the lang. Recently I managed to get the language working on Linux (Mint) and here the library has to be installed by the distribution, I do not need the developer version, only the .SO file. I would like to know if I can update the sdl2 library (installed in Mint is 2.0.10) and I would like to use the latest (2.30.7) but without recompiling it.
Is there any way to get these files without recompiling?
And to distribute the libraries with the executable?
My language is in [link moderated]
Thanks