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Which GLIBC version is using my toolchain?

Hi everyone, im new here.
I would like to know which GLIBC version is using my builded toolchain. I know the C Library present in my embedded system but what i would like to know is the GLIBC version used by my toolchain. I cant use ldd against libc.so.6 since it is builded for ARM.

Furthermore, how can i know which PATH library is using by default the GNU linker of my toolchain?. Sometimes building an application i get some errors like:

Code:

warning: libx***.so.0, needed by needed by liby***.so, not found (try using -rpath or -rpath-link)

But libx***.so.0 and liby***.so are in the same directory, why there is not any ld.s0.conf in toolchains $PATH?

Thanks and regards.

I think this does what you want

Code:

/path/to/your/cross/gcc -print-file-name=libc.so

There is some other stuff that may be relevant. Run 'gcc --help', and look for the options that look like '-print-blah-blah'

--- rod.

Quote:

Originally Posted by theNbomr (Post 4904537)

I think this does what you want

Code:

/path/to/your/cross/gcc -print-file-name=libc.so

There is some other stuff that may be relevant. Run 'gcc --help', and look for the options that look like '-print-blah-blah'

--- rod.

Thanks theNbomr, its the answer i was looking for.