For whatever reason, some of the standard libraries are not on the
TS-Linux systems. Another one missing is libpthread.so. What I did was
copy the versions of the libs from the dev tools, strip them and
install in /lib. As I recall with TS-Linux, you don't have to run
ldconfig, but with some distributions, you have to run ldconfig after
copying libraries into /lib, /usr/lib, or /usr/local/lib.
Well, I can understand on devices with limited flash that they don't want to install everything.
Don.
On 6/6/06, aceboy200 <> wrote:
Just started as a summer intern and they've got me doing some ARM
development, which I'm new to.
I am using an old i686 Laptop running Fedora Linux as a development
machine and I need to run several c and c++ programs on the ts-7250
ARM (want to compile on laptop, run on ARM). I put the corresponding
cross toolchain from the EmbeddedArm website on the development
machine.
To test if I was up and running, I wrote two hello world programs -
one in c and one in c++. The c program works fine. However, the c++
program will not run unless I statically link the library. If I don't
statically link, and I try to run the program on the ARM, I get this
message: "/lib/libgcc.s.so.1: version 'GCC_3.4' not found (required
by /lib/lib".
Suggestions?
Thank you,
Jack M.
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