Binary compatibility is generally an ability of two hardware/software systems to run the same binary code without the need to recompile.
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MiMa complains about loss of a synthetic method, even though I put the original line back in place
I'm trying to understand the following message from Migration Manager:
Found 1 binary incompatibilities
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* synthetic method
de$sciss$lucre$synth$impl$NodeGraphImpl$$ugenGraphs()scala.concurrent.stm.Ref
in class…
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Why do I have to set version compatibility to No Compatibility from Binary Compatibility, and then back to Binary Compatibility to make things work?
My project was originally set to Binary Compatibility, but it was not building. So I first set it to No Compatibility, it built fine that way. Then I set it back to Binary Compatibility, and overwrote over the previously generated file, it worked…
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Assuming I have Identical source code, do I have to rebuild the code?
Assuming I have "build server" and a "dev machine" that both have the following characteristics
C# compiler
Identical source code
Identical system environment variables
Identical compiler & compiler flags
Identical architecture on the build server…
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Why Linux rpm s are OS specific
Say I have a rpm, built for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server(SLES) and I want to install the same rpm in Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
Will I face any architectural dependency issue here?
What are the main concerns for installing a rpm, built for one OS,…
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