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Why won't my executables work?!?
Well, there's no problem now. Check the helpful tip I posted... it turns out the missing libstdc++ thingy is just a bug common to gnu software... I included a place to download it. It was successful for me, now my proggies all compile. Thanks for your help...- CmndrTalonn
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- Forum: C++
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Having problems with something called libstdc++?
Actually, don't put it in your /usr/include directory... put it in your /export/apps1/local/lib. That should do the trick. <p>Heather<br><a href=mailto:jones_h@ligo-wa.caltech.edu>jones_h@ligo-wa.caltech.edu</a><br><a href=http://geocities.com/dtstarfire2>Dragontongue & Starfire...- CmndrTalonn
- Post #2
- Forum: C++
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Having problems with something called libstdc++?
It took me a while, but I finally found out that the error messages I kept getting that said libstdc++.so.2.9.0. was missing. This, it turns out, is a bug in the gnu software. If you have this problem, you can download the file at:<br><br><A...- CmndrTalonn
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- Forum: C++
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Why won't my executables work?!?
well, I've been running the program on the same machine the whole time. This is what I get when I run the ldd thingy...<br><br><br>hjones@rainier:~> ldd ./seisavg <br> libstdc++.so.2.9.0 => (file not...- CmndrTalonn
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- Forum: C++
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Why won't my executables work?!?
I never had anything to do with a libstdc++.so.2.9.0 file... I don't even know if it exists. I'll search for it, but I have no idea why it pops up in an error message. I have no references at all to it, or anything. I'll try what you said, but is there anything...- CmndrTalonn
- Post #3
- Forum: C++
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Why isn't there, or where can I find, a UNIX-equivalent conio.h?
If you've ever needed the conio.h file for the getch() command, and are working on UNIX, here it is: http://www.strangecreations.com/library/snippets/ -->Look for this about 3/5 the way down!<-- Steve Poole's non-block console I/O functions to port PC code to Unix File...- CmndrTalonn
- Forum: C++
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Why won't my executables work?!?
This is the sort of error message I get EVERY TIME I try to run my C++ executables:<br><br>hjones@blewett:~> ./seisavg<br>ld.so.1: ./seisavg: fatal: libstdc++.so.2.9.0: open failed: No such file or directory<br>Killed<br><br>The files exist, and I have all permissions... what in the world is...- CmndrTalonn
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- Forum: C++
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The a.out doesn't work! Also, if you need conio.h, use unxconio.h
I finally got a program to compile, long and tedious process as it was. It was my first attempt at classes, and it took a while to get it to work, but I had to mess with my Makefile too much, and I needed conio.h (used a file called unxconio.h, which works). I finally got...- CmndrTalonn
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