I think I posted in the wrong group already, but.. ok..

So I have used DMD on RedHat 9, it worked great. Now I am using Fedora 4, and it's  being problematic because it doesnt have version 5 of libstdc++.so, but rather it has version 6.

What should I do?

Thanks,
Trevor Parscal

In article <dj4trv$16jp$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Trevor Parscal says...
>So I have used DMD on RedHat 9, it worked great. Now I am using Fedora 4, and it's  being problematic because it doesnt have version 5 of libstdc++.so, but rather it has version 6.

Install the 'compat-libstdc++' rpm package?

What is going wrong?

"Trevor Parscal" <Trevor_member@pathlink.com> wrote in message news:dj4trv$16jp$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> I think I posted in the wrong group already, but.. ok..
>
> So I have used DMD on RedHat 9, it worked great. Now I am using Fedora 4,
and
> it's  being problematic because it doesnt have version 5 of libstdc++.so,
but
> rather it has version 6.
>
> What should I do?
>
> Thanks,
> Trevor Parscal

In article <dj6bpm$2ps$1@digitaldaemon.com>, David Rushby says...
>
>In article <dj4trv$16jp$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Trevor Parscal says...
>>So I have used DMD on RedHat 9, it worked great. Now I am using Fedora 4, and it's  being problematic because it doesnt have version 5 of libstdc++.so, but rather it has version 6.
>
>Install the 'compat-libstdc++' rpm package?
>
>
I did just that before you mentioned it... It worked.. Sometimes I ask dumb questions...

Now I am wondering why shell scripts are acting up in Fedora 4.... Anyone seen this behavior: When I use file paths as arguments to a program, like "dmd Program.d" it can't find the file... Even when it's obviously there... I tried doing a cd to the directory using a root based path, and it did the same.. Don't know what's with that...

And yes, I googled the hell out of it.. :)

Thanks,
Trevor Parscal

Trevor Parscal wrote:
> In article <dj6bpm$2ps$1@digitaldaemon.com>, David Rushby says...
> 
>>In article <dj4trv$16jp$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Trevor Parscal says...
>>
>>>So I have used DMD on RedHat 9, it worked great. Now I am using Fedora 4, and
>>>it's  being problematic because it doesnt have version 5 of libstdc++.so, but
>>>rather it has version 6.
>>
>>Install the 'compat-libstdc++' rpm package?
>>
>>
> 
> I did just that before you mentioned it... It worked.. Sometimes I ask dumb
> questions...
> 
> Now I am wondering why shell scripts are acting up in Fedora 4.... Anyone seen
> this behavior: When I use file paths as arguments to a program, like "dmd
> Program.d" it can't find the file... Even when it's obviously there... I tried
> doing a cd to the directory using a root based path, and it did the same.. Don't
> know what's with that...

Maybe "chmod +x dmd" helps?

Trevor Parscal wrote:
> In article <dj6bpm$2ps$1@digitaldaemon.com>, David Rushby says...
> 
>>In article <dj4trv$16jp$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Trevor Parscal says...
>>
>>>So I have used DMD on RedHat 9, it worked great. Now I am using Fedora 4, and
>>>it's  being problematic because it doesnt have version 5 of libstdc++.so, but
>>>rather it has version 6.
>>
>>Install the 'compat-libstdc++' rpm package?
>>
>>
> 
> I did just that before you mentioned it... It worked.. Sometimes I ask dumb
> questions...
> 
> Now I am wondering why shell scripts are acting up in Fedora 4.... Anyone seen
> this behavior: When I use file paths as arguments to a program, like "dmd
> Program.d" it can't find the file... Even when it's obviously there... I tried
> doing a cd to the directory using a root based path, and it did the same.. Don't
> know what's with that...
> 
> And yes, I googled the hell out of it.. :)
> 
> Thanks,
> Trevor Parscal
I some times got that from Makefiles. In all cases, the solution was to make sure it called /bin/bash instead of /bin/sh. It's a symlink, but apparently the binary does a name check.

Hope this helps.

Walter Bright escribió:
> What is going wrong?
> 
> "Trevor Parscal" <Trevor_member@pathlink.com> wrote in message
> news:dj4trv$16jp$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> 
>>I think I posted in the wrong group already, but.. ok..
>>
>>So I have used DMD on RedHat 9, it worked great. Now I am using Fedora 4,
> 
> and
> 
>>it's  being problematic because it doesnt have version 5 of libstdc++.so,
> 
> but
> 
>>rather it has version 6.
>>
>>What should I do?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Trevor Parscal
> 
> 
> 

I've had that problem too. I think you (Walter) are using a kinda old linux distro. Or gcc version, I dunno.

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Carlos Santander Bernal