by I recently updated a few libraries, and seem to have missed something.
If I try to compile the following (foo.cc):
int main() { return 0; }
using the following:
gcc -o foo foo.cc -lm -lstdc++
(I know I don't need those libraries for this simple program, but it
demonstrates the point).
I get the following error:
libm.so.5, needed by /usr/lib/libstdc++.so, conflicts with libm.so.6
Now, how do I fix this problem? Is there a more up-to-date
libstdc++.so that uses libm.so.6 rather than libm.so.5 ? The one I
downloaded was simply the binary version (no source that I could
compile).
I'd appreciate it if you could email me rather than just posting in
this newsgroup. Thanks in advance.
Geoff
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