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Hi, When I run it I have
Is there a way to solve it? Where is it possible to download the previous release binary? Thank you |
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I compile using Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. If you are using an older version of Ubuntu, or different flavour of Linux, you're best compiling from source. See the new build.py script, which should make it much easier. Just be sure Rust is installed on your machine first. Admittedly, I'm not sure what to do about Linux support. It seems that there are many people who are using older versions and the GLIBC dependency causes all kinds of mayhem. I don't know of a way to support all flavours of Linux, which makes this a much more difficult target to support than either Windows or macOS. I'm open to suggestions. |
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I have complied WBT on Ubuntu 18.04. You can download the binary from here. I have tested it on Google Coab with GLIBC 2.27, and it works fine. Here are the steps I took to compile WBT:
It took ~35 mins to compile and get the binary. The binary complied from older version GLIBC is compatible with newer version GLIBC. @jblindsay If you can replace the binary in the zip file with the newly compiled binary, that should solve the issue for Linux users with an older version GLIBC. |
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Thanks @giswqs, I'll replace the binary in the official binary this evening before tomorrow's release announcement. |
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I compile using Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. If you are using an older version of Ubuntu, or different flavour of Linux, you're best compiling from source. See the new build.py script, which should make it much easier. Just be sure Rust is installed on your machine first. Admittedly, I'm not sure what to do about Linux support. It seems that there are many people who are using older versions and the GLIBC dependency causes all kinds of mayhem. I don't know of a way to support all flavours of Linux, which makes this a much more difficult target to support than either Windows or macOS. I'm open to suggestions.