The installation says it fails because libstdc++.so is missing, but I can find it in the lib64 directory. What is going wrong?
There are two common reasons for this problem: • You do not have the 32-bit runtime environment installed. Our compiler is a 32-bit application. Some Linux distributions do not install the 32-bit glibc and libstdc++ runtime libraries by default. In those cases you will need to manually install them. • You do not have the right versions of these libraries installed The PathsScale Compiler Suite is based on GCC 3.3 and the associated runtime libraries. Some of the newer Linux distributions provide the GCC 3.4 or 4.0 runtime libraries by default. These systems will need compatibility libraries installed. The compatibility libraries provide the necessary versions of the libraries for the GCC 3.3 compilers. Please see Appendix B of the PathScale Compiler Suite and Subscription Manager Install Guide for more details about package dependencies for running the compiler environment on the Linux distributions that we test. The required RPMs are part of the Linux distributions we test on but in s
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