Hello, I have developed and build a complex programm on an ubuntu machine. Now I want to run this program on a other distro.
After execcuting it craches immidatly and ldd shows me something like
After some searching I found out, that this means: the distro of the box I want to run the programm on has a too low libstdc++ version.

So my question is:
How can I write/compile my programm so it doas not depends that hard on the library version? Is there any way I can make my progam more "portable" between different distros/std C librarys? Or is the only way to handle this problem to rebuild it on the destination box?

Ubuntu ( 8.10 ... 10.04 ) :
sudo apt-get install g++-4.1

And compiling your application, example :
make CC=gcc-4.1 CXX=g++-4.1
.. Then it's compiled with the older libstdc++6-4.1-dev.
..

If you have further questions, please specify :
Ubuntu version and also the target Linux <name><version>
..

Hi,
frist of all: thanks for the help.

I tryed to install the g++-4.1 and compile my application with that but this had not the wanted effect. I tryed to change the used compiler camke uses but after some time I lost my patience and downloaded and installed a minimalistic ubuntu like I had on the source system. After installing a few librarys I could run the program.

This was not the best solution but it works now.

I think the suggestion was to install GCC 4.1 on the target system.