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CCSv5.1 + linux distros

Hi guys,

I have spent a couple of days now checking setting up various CCS versions. Since windows is not an option for our

development, and eclipse based IDE is kind of a sucker in terms of performance i have experimented with linux hosts

available in our lab:

1) ubuntu 11.04 (64 bit igel client), v5.1.0.80XX works like a charm, IDE + console scripting functional + simulation + profiling. All ok.

2) ubuntu 12.04 (32 bit) at home, installation ok, some permission issues, but basically run-able, didnt investigate further

3) debian lenny lab-server (64 bit), installation ok (only user priv.), however, debugging does not work (XPCom registration failed).

double checked ia32/gtk/jpeg libs, all present and up-to-date. Will ask our admin to run the install as su next and see if it helps.

4) debian 6 (64 bit), 'set DISPLAY properly' message, according to the wiki probably due to the missing libs.

Strangely for 3), v5.0.00053 installs and runs without any problem (was our main sim for evaluation until now), v5.1 unfortunately

doesnt. I have read some posts about the XPCom issue, but all posts are related to Windows, which is bad :-). I will try sudo-ing it

and report later, hope it is of some help for our linux developer community.

Thanks, regards Nick

  • I know, Debian is not supported officially, still when trying to run CCSv5.1.0.0800 on Debian 5.0.3 i get the error message:

    An internal error occurred during: "Loading device information"
    .../usr/lib32/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.11' not found

    libstdc++.so.6 is present in /usr/lib32, however, 'objdump --private-headers' exposes the lib to be too old (GLIBCXX_3.4.9),

    I guess thats the main reason (independent on the su/user privs.) why i cant get it running on our working horse machine :-)

    Pity, will have to use an older version then, since 5.0.0 seems to work flawlessly.

    regards Nick