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Hi Everyone,
I am still new to Linux systems and I am currently using Intel Parallel Studio 2019 to compile a fortran executable. My machine is a Ubuntu 18.04, glibc 2.27. Before compiling I call: source /opt/intel/bin/compilervars.sh intel64
I am doing research with another University and the following error appears when they try to run the executable:
/lib64/libc.so.6: version 'GLIBC_2.14' not found
Their machine is a supercomputer CentOS6 with glibc 2.12
Is there a flag in Intel Parallel studio so that I can compile an executable compatible with glibc 2.12? Or a way to have glibc 2.12 in my system together with glibc 2.27?
I searched online for previous versions of Ubuntu that could have glibc 2.12 installed in them but I could not find any yet, as this seems a very old version.
Many thanks,
Tulio
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Dear Tulio,
no, the glibc versions are not compatible with each other, and there is no possibility to exchange the dependence on one version of glibc for another one by a flag. I am wondering why you send your collaborators binary files, why not send them source code and they compile it on their machine. Another option would be to use a virtual machine or a docker container to mirror your operating system.
Best,
Juergen

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