Vorbis dev - Jan 2007 - Runtime version info

How can I determine the runtime version of OGG, Vorbis, and FLAC?  Is  
there anyway at runtime to determine what version of the library I'm  
using?

-Stevo Brock
  Head of Development
  Monkey Tools
  www.monkey-tools.com




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On Thu, Jan 04, 2007 at 02:36:17PM -0800, Stevo Brock wrote:
> How can I determine the runtime version of OGG, Vorbis, and FLAC?  Is  
> there anyway at runtime to determine what version of the library I'm  
> using?
If you mean the implementation release version number, not for libogg or 
libvorbis. FLAC provides a global FLAC__VERSION_STRING which is the 
release version.

libvorbis sets an encoder version string in the output from 
vorbis_commentheader_out(), but that's set when the reference encoder is 
updated and doesn't necessarily correspond to the release version. You 
can also use this to track which version created a vorbis stream.

On some platforms you can check the soname, which contains revision 
compatibility information, but that's again not the same as the release 
numbering.

If you want to know what api bits you can call, I'd suggest dlopen()ing 
the library and using dlsym() to check.

HTH,
 -r