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GCC
I'm trying to get this other video editing software installed, but it depends on 'libstdc++.so.3'. Right now I'm running with GCC 3.x, and it doesn't seem to offer that file at all. Any ideas of being able to use this?
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Re:GCC
From what I know, its a glibc file. Are you trying to use a precompiled package? Compiling from source might fix it. I had a similar problem with Mozilla.
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Re:GCC
SO how do I go about building it with GCC 3?
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Re:GCC
some apps don't compile with GCC3.1 yet, some need workarounds. Check with forums.gentoo.org (the gcc3 forum) . they usually know that's needed.
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Re:GCC
What versions of libstdc++ do you have on your system? On my system /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.3 is a symbolic link to /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.3.0.2.
http://gcc.gnu.org/libstdc++/ might help. There's a mailing list and some documentation.
[edit]gorn: fixed url[/edit]
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Re:GCC
Looks like I need to upgrade the libstdc++ package. I'm at 2.96-110, and it doesnt have the '.so.3' or the '.so.3.0.2 . Hopefully that should fix my prob. :P
Well, I guess it didn't. I still don't have 'libstdc++.so.3' anywhere, nor do I have anything that is similar.
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Re:GCC
You are running with GCC 3.x? Did you make from source, or install an RPM? When I installed GCC 3.1 from source, it made a libstdc++.so.4 (not 3). Do you have that file? Just a thought... *shrug*
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