In article <up190l$313qt$
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Lawrence D'Oliveiro <l...@nz.invalid> wrote:
OK, so it *is* tied to version of glibc. Thanks.
That explains why it works on the older system, but fails on a newer one.
And not really a Ubuntu thing - more of a "Red Hat" thing.
P.S. Good read on stackoverflow. Good to see at least some people
refusing to drink the Kool Aid.
Anyway, it does sound like it boils down to needing to compile the program
twice - once as shared lib and once as executable. Not as convenient as
before, but so it goes. It makes you wish that there was some way to
"bundle" the two outputs together into a single file - sort of like how
other, more complex filesystems (e.g., the old MacOS) worked.
But so it goes...
files - one compiled
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