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on 16/02/2012 00:09 Gabor Kovesdan said the following:
> Also, it is not really possible to avoid exposing it.

Replying only to this for the moment.
... I am not sure why.  If we don't install any of its headers and install its
library as e.g. libbsdiconv.so, then it's perfectly usable by the
libraries/executables in the base system that were specifically compiled to use
this library and it's quite well hidden from the rest.

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Andriy Gapon