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Re: New user frustration [message #1225 is a reply to message #1223]

Thu, 23 February 2006 23:46

mirek
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Registered: November 2005

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mdurham wrote on Thu, 23 February 2006 16:37

Mirek, I have the 3.4 compiler installed already.
I don't understand what you mean by:
'Just do not forget to make it "c++" (not c++-3.4.5)'
What do I make 'c++'?

Last time I have installed GCC-3.4.x in ubuntu, it was installed as gcc-3.4.x, c++-3.4.x etc..., while c++, gcc etc were linked to GCC4.0, which if I remember well, is default.

At this moment I suspect that MAYBE the problem is that you have GCC4.0 installed, but not libraries (or perhaps you have 64-bit system and things mixed or something like that). TheIDE itself is compiled with 3.4.x and runs with its (32-bit) runtime library, which positively present on your system (otherwise it would not run).

Check what is the situation with your compilers and repspective versions.

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Do I have to use the 3.4 compiler? Why?

You do not have to, I am using 4.0 on fedora, 3.4 on ubuntu etc... U++ requires anything past 3.2.x. However, I am trying to cut through the problem step by step Smile

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Sorry for all the questions but I'd really like to use Ultimate++.

You are welcome.

Mirek

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