How to fix usr lib libstdc so 6 version GLIBCXX 3 4 15 not found

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So I m now desperate in finding a fix for this  I m compiling a shared library  so in Ubuntu 32 bit  Have tried doing it under Debian and Ubuntu 64 bit  but none worked either   I keep getting   usr lib libstdc   so 6  version   GLIBCXX 3 4 15  not found every time I try to load my plugin   Here s how I m getting this error    Install latest Ubuntu 32 bit sudo apt-get install build-essential Compile  amp  load my plugin   so    Here are some links which I found and tried  but none worked for me    My old question  I somehow got it fixed a few days after posting this question  but I can t remember how exactly I did it    My Question  Another user with the same problem  And another  I see some people fixed it by moving libstdc   i think  to some directory and then pointing or linking idk what to that directory  but that just puzzled me   Anyone know a fix    Edit   - Running  strings  usr lib libstdc   so 6   grep GLIBC in terminal gives me  strings   usr lib libstdc   so 6   No such file  Could that be the problem  And if so  how do I install this library    Edit2   Anyone else know of a solution    Edit3  Still in need of a solution  is there a way to see on which distro a shared library was compiled on  I know I once compiled this same library a while ago  but can t remember     Edit4  ldd my lib  so gives me       linux-gate so 1   gt    0xb77d7000      libstdc   so 6   gt   usr lib i386-linux-gnu libstdc   so 6  0xb76c1000      libgcc s so 1   gt   lib i386-linux-gnu libgcc s so 1  0xb76a4000      libc so 6   gt   lib i386-linux-gnu libc so 6  0xb74fa000      libm so 6   gt   lib i386-linux-gnu libm so 6  0xb74ce000       lib ld-linux so 2  0xb77d8000    ldd program im loading so into gives me       linux-gate so 1   gt    0xb77d8000      libdl so 2   gt   lib i386-linux-gnu libdl so 2  0xb77c0000      libpthread so 0   gt   lib i386-linux-gnu libpthread so 0  0xb77a5000      libstdc   so 6   gt   usr lib i386-linux-gnu libstdc   so 6  0xb76bb000      libm so 6   gt   lib i386-linux-gnu libm so 6  0xb768f000      libgcc s so 1   gt   lib i386-linux-gnu libgcc s so 1  0xb7672000      libc so 6   gt   lib i386-linux-gnu libc so 6  0xb74c9000       lib ld-linux so 2  0xb77d9000    running strings  usr lib i386-linux-gnu libstdc   so 6   grep GLIBCXX gives me   GLIBCXX 3 4 GLIBCXX 3 4 1 GLIBCXX 3 4 2 GLIBCXX 3 4 3 GLIBCXX 3 4 4 GLIBCXX 3 4 5 GLIBCXX 3 4 6 GLIBCXX 3 4 7 GLIBCXX 3 4 8 GLIBCXX 3 4 9 GLIBCXX 3 4 10 GLIBCXX 3 4 11 GLIBCXX 3 4 12 GLIBCXX 3 4 13 GLIBCXX 3 4 14 GLIBCXX 3 4 15 GLIBCXX 3 4 16 GLIBCXX 3 4 17 GLIBCXX 3 4 18 GLIBCXX 3 4 19 GLIBCXX DEBUG MESSAGE LENGTH   and finally here s my gcc version    gcc version 4 6 4  Ubuntu Linaro 4 6 4-1ubuntu1 12 04

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this problem can be solved by installing the latest libstdc       sudo add-apt-repository ppa ubuntu-toolchain-r test   sudo apt-get update   sudo apt-get install libstdc  6-7-dbg

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If someone has the same issue as I had - make sure that you don t install from the Ubuntu 14 04 repo onto a 12 04 machine - it gives this same error  Reinstalling from the proper repository fixed the issue

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I fixed this issue by installing  sudo apt-get install libstdc  6  In my case  I ran into this issue after installing MongoDB 3 0 1     mongo   usr lib x86 64-linux-gnu libstdc   so 6  version  GLIBCXX 3 4 18  not found  required by mongo

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This worked for me   cp  lt path to gt  libstdc   so 6  PWD    lt executable gt      This tidbit came from  kerin  comment provided above       you might check out http   stackoverflow com questions 13636513 linking-libstdc-statically-any-gotchas   From that link      If you put the newer libstdc   so in the same directory as the executable it will be found at run-time  problem solved    The error I was getting mentioned that libstdc   so 6 was coming from  usr lib64   but this is not the library I linked against  The message looked like    lt executing binary gt    usr lib64 libstdc   so 6  version  GLIBCXX 3 4 21  not found  required by  lt executing binary gt     I did verify that LD LIBRARY PATH had the directory  and that it was the first path   For some reason at runtime it was still looking at  usr lib64 libstdc   so 6   I took the advice from the article above and copied the libstdc   so 6 from where I linked into the directory with my executable  ran from there  and it worked

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Link statically to libstdc   with -static-libstdc   gcc option

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Just install the latest version from nondefault repository     sudo add-apt-repository ppa ubuntu-toolchain-r test   sudo apt-get update   sudo apt-get install libstdc  6-4 7-dev

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Actually  you need to update your repo first  then an upgrade of your Glibc can fix this issue

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Up above  you mention having compiling your as part of your steps to reproduce  but then below you made an edit saying        is there a way to see on which distro a shared library was compiled on     Whether or not you compiled this on the same distro  and even a different version of the same distro is an important detail  especially for c   applications   Linking to c   libraries  including libstdc   can have mixed results  as far as I can tell  Here is a related question about recompiling with different versions of c     do we need to recompile libraries with c  11   Basically  if you compiled against c   on a different distro  and possibly different gcc version   this may be causing your trouble   I think you have two options    Your best bet - recompile your  so if you hadn t compiled it on your current system  If there is a problem with your runtime s system environment  it might even come out in the compile  Bundle your other compiler s c   libs along with your application  This may only be viable if it s the same distribution    But it s a useful trick if you rolled your own compiler  You will also have to set and export the LD LIBRARY PATH to the path containing your bundled stdc   libs if you go that route

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Perhaps the answer to this question is of use here too  how to find libstdc   so 6  that contain GLIBCXX 3 4 19 for RHEL 6   curl -O http   ftp de debian org debian pool main g gcc-4 7 libstdc  6-4 7-dbg 4 7 2-5 i386 deb ar -x libstdc  6-4 7-dbg 4 7 2-5 i386 deb  amp  amp  tar xvf data tar gz mkdir backup cp  usr lib libstdc   so  backup  cp   usr lib i386-linux-gnu debug libstdc   so 6 0 17  usr lib ln -s libstdc   so 6 0 17 libstdc   so 6

[c++] How to fix: /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.15' not found

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