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If you need to build the llvmlite packages against GLIBCXX_3.4.20, this would need to go into the installation instructions as well. Trusty has GLIBCXX_3.4.19 max.
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It's not a need, it's just that my linux-64 build machine happens to have a recent GLIBCXX (Debian Jessie).
So when using the package on Ubuntu LTS it does not work, unless you add the ppa repository as I did.
Is that an issue?
I should maybe add this trick to the installation instructions for those using Ubuntu LTS...
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It's up to you. We just have to keep track of these things and either build llvmlite in a chroot/vm or keep tweaking travis and the installation instructions.
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If you need to build the llvmlite packages against GLIBCXX_3.4.20, this would need to go into the installation instructions as well. Trusty has GLIBCXX_3.4.19 max.
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It's not a need, it's just that my linux-64 build machine happens to have a recent GLIBCXX (Debian Jessie).
So when using the package on Ubuntu LTS it does not work, unless you add the ppa repository as I did.
Is that an issue?
I should maybe add this trick to the installation instructions for those using Ubuntu LTS...
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It's up to you. We just have to keep track of these things and either build llvmlite in a chroot/vm or keep tweaking travis and the installation instructions.
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Done there 8669f1d
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I rebuilt and uploaded llvmlite-artiq for linux-64 : built on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.
That should fix the issue of needing a recent libstdc++