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msarahan
commented on June 22, 2024
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Which is gcc 4.8, @ccordoba12. Glibc is something like 2.14.
On Fri, Apr 29, 2016, 14:47 jakirkham [email protected] wrote:
It uses devtoolset-2 now so it has the same GLIBC guarantees as the system
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ccordoba12
commented on June 22, 2024
@jakirkham, what gcc version comes now in the docker image?
Please remember that the compilation problem is unrelated to gcc and C++11 support. It has to do with the specific gcc version that comes with CentOS 6 (i.e. gcc 4.4).
As far as I know, C++11 support is not necessary to compile Boost :-)
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jakirkham
commented on June 22, 2024
It uses devtoolset-2 now so it has the same GLIBC guarantees as the system compiler.
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jakirkham
commented on June 22, 2024
Actually glibc turns out to be 2.12. To be precise, gcc is 4.8.2.
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jakirkham
commented on June 22, 2024
Worked nicely. So this will now build without the gcc package from here out.
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jakirkham
commented on June 22, 2024
All packages built and released.
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