On quinta-feira, 11 de abril de 2013 20.52.49, Akshay Nautiyal wrote: > scene is that i have to deploy an application on a server that runs centos > 6.now, centos dosent support versions after glibc-2.12 .I have v-2.15 on my > comp.need help in learning how to link a static v-2.15 glibc to my > application so that is becomes 'almost' static.I have spent 2 days trying > to figure out .need help SOS.
Hello Akshay
This is a question for the interest mailing list. I'm sending it there and
placing the dev mailing list on Bcc.
The first recommendation is:
do not use a static libc
The second recommendation is:
do not use a static libc
:-)
As far as I know, Qt has never been tested with a static libc. You may
continue trying that, but you will need to compile Qt statically and make sure
you are not using QLibrary or any plugin-loading mechanism.
For your specific case, I recommend you install Qt on a CentOS 6 system and
compile there. If you need help with that, post your questions to the interest
mailing list.
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Thiago Macieira - thiago.macieira (AT) intel.com
Software Architect - Intel Open Source Technology Center
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