i have a problem with a missing libstdc++ libary. the file with the name that occ5.0 requires is not included in redhat9.0.
Nico Wed, 08/13/2003 - 12:42
Hello,
This is not a real problem.
You just have to create a symbol link wich points on the libstdc++ library your distribution supllies.
The way to do this is to enter "ln -s libstdc++'the_version_you_need' libstdc++'the_version_you_have'" (or in the other order, I don't remember exactly, but the system will inform you if it is not good) as root in the "usr/lib" directory.
That's all.
So good luck.
Wed, 08/13/2003 - 12:42
Hello,
This is not a real problem.
You just have to create a symbol link wich points on the libstdc++ library your distribution supllies.
The way to do this is to enter "ln -s libstdc++'the_version_you_need' libstdc++'the_version_you_have'" (or in the other order, I don't remember exactly, but the system will inform you if it is not good) as root in the "usr/lib" directory.
That's all.
So good luck.
Nicolas BENETEAU