Hi
I am a bit newbie when it comes to multiple library versions problems
System is debian wheezy and CODELITE 5.4
according to apt-cache policy libc6 I have both 2.18.4 (new) and 2.13.38 on the system (wheezy stable)
I have a problem that installed systems that cannot have their libraries appended cannot run the latest executables generated by codelite because the loader is expecting 2.17+ libc6 and only 2.13.x is installed on that system.
How do I force Codelite (by linker etc switch/option) to use the previous or a particular version as to avoid this problem ?
with thanks
glen
Glib 2.13 / 2.18 libc6.so.6 question
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Re: Glib 2.13 / 2.18 libc6.so.6 question
I had this problems years ago... and the solution that i found was to use different g++ versions.
So basically, you should use different g++ versions, this will force a different libstd++ versions
See this reply on stackoverflow:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2085 ... of-libstdc
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So basically, you should use different g++ versions, this will force a different libstd++ versions
See this reply on stackoverflow:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2085 ... of-libstdc
Eran
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Re: Glib 2.13 / 2.18 libc6.so.6 question
thanks for that.