Closed sudarshanragu closed 5 years ago
Solution If the most recent version installed does not match the required version specified in the error, a solution is to update the version by running the following command: $conda install glibcc
Follow the instructions when prompted. On restarting GPI, the same node (FFTW in the example) should execute without throwing up an error.
It looks like we might have to package a Window-Linux or (Windows-Bash) version in the Anaconda cloud.
Closing as this is >2 years old. Please feel free to re-open if relevant to current development!
Even with a successful gpi_make, executing nodes with C/C++ code in GPI could lead to a failed state with the error as shown in the following image (error highlighted by yellow rectangular box):
Why do you see this ? This is most likely due to checking out precompiled code that used a different version of the C++ dependency/package when compiled initially, to the one that is installed in the Ubuntu shell. A quick check for this would to run the following command to identify the most recent version of GLIBCXX installed: $strings /home/user_acc_name/anaconda3/lib/python3.5/site-packages/../../libstdc++.so.6|grep GLIBCXX