Some riddles ...

There are two "riddles" to me at the moment:

1. What does the following configure on my SUSE Linux 10 mean?
->
...
Your linker does not appear to support C++ versioned symbols. It is probably
either too old, or not GNU binutils.

A workaround has been enabled that should permit libYc++ to basically work,
but you must avoid having two different versions of libYc++ installed at the
same time, and binaries linked against it on this system should not be
distributed.
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That is especially important to me because of the second part of that message 
(redistribution issues).

and 
2. Why is an older version of the libsigc++ necessary to compile Y? Can't that 
be fixed? What is the reason for that?

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