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

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How can I get GLIBCXX 3 4 15 in Ubuntu  I can t run some programs that I m compiling   When I do   strings  usr lib libstdc   so 6   grep GLIBC   I get   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 GLIBC 2 2 5 GLIBC 2 3 GLIBC 2 4 GLIBC 2 3 4 GLIBC 2 3 2 GLIBCXX FORCE NEW GLIBCXX DEBUG MESSAGE LENGTH   Thanks for any help

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I ve extracted them from an RPM  RPM for libstdc    and then   export LD LIBRARY PATH     To set the system to search for the libraries on the current directory  Then just executed my program  But in my case I ve received a single executable that I needed  it wasn t a system wide change

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I have just faced with similar issue building LLVM 3 7 version   first check whether you have installed the required library on your system    locate libstdc   so 6     Then add the found location to your  LD LIBRARY PATH  environment variable

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In my case LD LIBRARY PATH had  usr lib64 first before  usr local lib64    I was builing llvm 3 9   The new gcc compiler that I installed to compile llvm 3 9 had libraries using  newer GLIBCXX libraries under  usr local lib64 So I fixed LD LIBRARY PATH for the linker to see  usr local lib64 first  That solved this problem

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gcc version 4 8 1  the error seems like       root bllvm build Release Asserts bin llvm-tblgen     usr lib64 libstdc   so 6  version  GLIBCXX 3 4 15  not found    required by  root bllvm build Release Asserts bin llvm-tblgen    I found the libstdc   so 6 0 18 at the place where I complied gcc 4 8 1  Then I do like this  cp   objdir x86 64-unknown-linux-gnu libstdc  -v3 src  libs libstdc   so 6 0 18  usr lib64   rm  usr lib64 libstdc   so 6  ln -s libstdc   so 6 0 18 libstdc   so 6   problem solved

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I had the same problem because I changed the user from myself to someone else   su   For some reason  after did the normal compiling I was not able to execute it  the same error message   Directly ssh to the other user account works

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For this error  I copied the latest libstdc   so 6 0 17 from other server  and removed the soft link and recreated it    1  Copy the the libstdc   so 6 0 15 or latest from other server to the affected system  In my case SUSE linux 11 SP3 had latest   2  rm libstdc   so 6  3  ln -s libstdc   so 6 0 17 libstdc   so 6  under  usr lib64 directory    nJoy

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Same thing with gcc version 4 8 1  GCC  and libstdc   so 6 0 18  Had to copy it here  usr lib x86 64-linux-gnu on my ubuntu box

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I had the same problem before  and fixed that  the steps could be found on this  Fixing error  GLIBCXX 3 4 15  on matlab

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For testing purposes   On the original machine  find the library  copy to the same directory as the executable     ldconfig -p   grep libstdc         libstdc   so 6  libc6 x86-64    gt   usr lib x86 64-linux-gnu libstdc   so 6         libstdc   so 6  libc6    gt   usr lib32 libstdc   so 6   cp  usr lib x86 64-linux-gnu libstdc   so 6     Then copy this same library to the target machine  and run the executable   LD LIBRARY PATH     myexecutable   Note  command above is temporary  it is not a system-wide change

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Bug with GLIBCXX 3 4 14 You need to install a newer version of GCC  http   pkgs org download libstdc   so 6 goto   http   geeksterminal com how-to-install-glib-glibc 1392   and follow instructions

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I had multiple versions of the gcc compiler installed and needed to use a more recent version than the default installation  Since I am not a system administrator for our Linux systems  I cannot just change  usr lib or many of the other suggestions above  I was encountering this problem and eventually tracked it down to setting my path to the 32-bit library directory instead of the 64-bit library  lib64  directory  Since the libraries in the 32-bit directory were incompatible  the system defaulted to the older version which was out of date   Using -L to the path I was referencing gave warnings about  skipping incompatible libstdc   so when searching for -lstdc     This was the hint that helped me finally resolve the problem

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I got same error  This is how it worked for me    cleaned the project under currently installed gcc recompiled it   Worked perfectly

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Sometimes you don t control the target machine  e g  your library needs to run on a locked-down enterprise system   In such a case you will need to recompile your code using the version of GCC that corresponds to their GLIBCXX version  In that case  you can do the following    Look up the latest version of GLIBCXX supported by the target machine  strings  usr lib libstdc   so 6   grep GLIBC     Say the version is 3 4 19  Use https   gcc gnu org onlinedocs libstdc   manual abi html to find the corresponding GCC version  In our case  this is  4 8 3  4 9 0

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I encounter this problem when trying to use matlab eng to call m functions from c code  which occurs with command mex -f        My solution    strings  usr lib i386- lt tab gt  libstdc   so 6   grep GLIBC   I found it includes 3 4 15  so my system has the newest libs   the problem comes from matlab itself  it calls its own libstdc   so 6 from  MATLAB  bin  so  just replace it with the updated system lib

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I have been avoiding this issue in the past by simply linking libstdc   statically with this parameter sent to g   when linking my executable   -static-libstdc     If linking in the library statically is an option this is probably the quickest work-around

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I just used -static-libstdc   while building  w  that  I can run the a out  g   test cpp -static-libstdc

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I m compiling gcc 4 6 from source  and apparently  sudo make install    didn t catch this one  I dug around and found  gcc trunk x86 64-unknown-linux-gnu libstdc  -v3 src  libs libstdc   so 6 0 15   I copied it in to  usr lib and redirected libstdc   so 6 to point to the new one  and now everything works

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I ve had a similar issue  and I ve resolved it by statically linking libstdc   into the program I was compiling  like so     LIBS -lstdc     configure     etc    instead of the usual      configure     etc    There might be problems with this solution to do with loading shared libraries at runtime  but I haven t looked into the issue deeply enough to comment

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I was trying to get clang to work  which also requires 6 0 15   and while poking around I found it was installed at  usr local lib libstdc   so 6 0 15  It installed there when I installed graphite  an experimental gcc version    If you need access to libraries at that location  then you   ll need to define LD LIBRARY PATH as   export LD LIBRARY PATH  usr local lib  usr lib  usr local lib64  usr lib64  I was able to get clang to work after doing this  Hope that is helpful to someone

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