Set the SOVERSION on benchmark libraries #8
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The built-in logic for detecting the SOVERSION on the shared libraries requires that the sources are in a tagged git repository, but we're downloading a tarball. If we disable the git tag extraction and manually specify the version that we downloaded, the SOVERSION is correct. Both Ubuntu and Fedora benchmark packages work around the SOVERSION in this way. Signed-off-by: Scott K Logan <logans@cottsay.net>
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The built-in logic for detecting the SOVERSION on the shared libraries requires that the sources are in a tagged git repository, but we're downloading a tarball. If we disable the git tag extraction and manually specify the version that we downloaded, the SOVERSION is correct.
Both Ubuntu and Fedora benchmark packages work around the SOVERSION in this way.