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I'm trying to use Code Typhon on an Astra Linux virtual machine (don't ask why). It's installed as usual, but CTC fails to start, giving the error "/codetyphon: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.34' not found (required by ./codetyphon)".
The IDE works fine, though.
What should I do?

Thanks Sir
We build CTC with Fedora Linux 43/44, has glibc-2.43.
Fedora 35 has version libc-2.34 (2021 Sep 19).

CT don't has CTC source.



 

Matis A. wrote:

Thanks Sir
We build CTC with Fedora Linux 43/44, has glibc-2.43.
Fedora 35 has version libc-2.34 (2021 Sep 19).

CT don't has CTC source.
 

Thank you, sir, but what should I do with this information? How will it help me solve my problem? Sorry if this is a stupid question, but my Linux knowledge is next to zero...

Sir, your problem is the very OLD Linux Kernel.

You can execute most CTC commands from 
/user/local/codetyphon/ScriptsLin/
 

Matis A. wrote:

You can execute most CTC commands from 
/user/local/codetyphon/ScriptsLin/
 

Thank you, sir. If only I knew how to compile GTK* and QT* widget libraries using these scripts so I could build my own application with them... But I don't know that, because Linux is not my friendly system.

cd /user/local/codetyphon/ScriptsLin/

sudo ./the_name_of_script.sh

like:

sudo ./ln_xCodeTyphon_Remove_Typhon.sh

then

sudo ./ln_Typhon64_Build.sh

Perhaps I'm not formulating my problem correctly...
I'm getting this message:
 
And I'm assuming the problem is that the required modules aren't compiled. They can be compiled using CTC, which doesn't actually exist... Am I misunderstanding this?