libstdc++

[Pw Ktp]

Did you try to create a symlink from libstdc++.so -> libstdc++.6.so (or
whatever your current version is named)?

Kind regards

robert

hi i have tried creating a simlink like this?

ln -s /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i486-linux-gnu/3.3.6/libstdc++.so libstdc++6.so

but no luck. even with libstdc++5.so

how else can i tell rubygems that I have libstdc++ installed!?

thanks again.

 

[Philipp Kempgen]

Pw Ktp schrieb (am 16.8.10 11:11):

Robert Klemme wrote:

hi i have tried creating a simlink like this?

ln -s /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i486-linux-gnu/3.3.6/libstdc++.so libstdc++6.so

but no luck. even with libstdc++5.so

how else can i tell rubygems that I have libstdc++ installed!?

I'd try to start out with a freshly installed system.

aptitude install build-essential

provides you with a compiler and amongst other things libstdc++ in
the correct version for your system (e.g. libstdc++6-4.3-dev).

http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=build-essential

Regards,
Philipp

 

[Pw Ktp]

Pw Ktp schrieb (am 16.8.10 11:11):


I'd try to start out with a freshly installed system.

aptitude install build-essential

provides you with a compiler and amongst other things libstdc++ in
the correct version for your system (e.g. libstdc++6-4.3-dev).

http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=build-essential

Regards,
Philipp

hey thanks - build-essential isnt available for 7.10

I want to avoid a fresh system as much as possible - and am using this
opportunity to understand more about how this all fits together.

does anyone know how libstdc++ fits into all of this and how i can force
ruby gems to appreciate that i do in fact have it installed.

thanks,

 

[Philipp Kempgen]

hey thanks - build-essential isnt available for 7.10

I want to avoid a fresh system as much as possible - and am using this
opportunity to understand more about how this all fits together.

Personally I would not bother struggling to make this all fit
together on a system that has been EOL'd 2 years ago even if
that's a noble goal. jm2c
I can understand your reason though.

does anyone know how libstdc++ fits into all of this and how i can force
ruby gems to appreciate that i do in fact have it installed.

Regards,
Philipp