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Shared libraries in ndk platforms dir are just for linking at compile time. They already exist on device and are never included in apk. So are the real libraries necessary in NDK? Apple has a good sol…
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Hi,
thanks for maintaining sg3_utils. The build system also builds a `libsgutils2-.so.2.0.0`, which is used by other software (ledmon, etc).
Given the sg3_utils version number is embedded in the l…
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I see that this has been raised by several people but I am unable to resolve it using any of their solutions.
I installed jellyfish as follows on our university cluster:
./configure --prefix=/hom…
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**Description**
After updating my server to the new version (24.07-py3 tag), my custom backends have stopped working without a clear explanation of what's causing the issue.
Here is few lines from…
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Hi,
There is a good option to call UMAT in shared libraries. It does not require any modification to CalculiX, is generally easier to set up and is very flexible. I wonder if this functionality can b…
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Not urgent since Margo installs are usually partitioned off into spack package directories, but we should probably consider following standard library versioning practice.
Right now the shared libr…
carns updated
2 years ago
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I'm getting the following error:
`git: error while loading shared libraries: libpcre.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory`
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For eg: there's an rpath `/__w/_temp/conda_environment_10143495636/lib`.
This can be a security issue if a user has access to `/__w`, but is not the norm in a normal unix layout
```
$ readelf -…
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### Issue description
When running
- `mojo` or
- `mojo debug main.mojo`
Getting the error:
`/home/julian/programming/mojo/hello2/.magic/envs/default/bin/mojo-lldb: error while loading shared …
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Hey guys.
Thanks for the great gem! It's been really helpful so far. Unfortunately, we've run into a bit of a snag. It looks like the binary used in this gem relies on `libpng12`, however, this is …
abury updated
2 weeks ago