On Wed, 3 Jun 2026, Rainer Stratmann via fpc-pascal wrote:
Compiled on Debian 13 in a KDE environment, runs fine.
Debian 13 (without KDE) runs fine
Debian 11 (without KDE) does not work as already described.
Debian 12 (without KDE) works.
Can I put an older libc.so.6 somewhere and say fpc that it should use
that
library for compiling?
The question is - do you really need to use libc at all then?
Tomas
I made a little writeln( 'Hello' ); Testprogram with all units from the big
Program.
The unit dynlibs causes the issue.
If I compile it without dynlibs then it runs.
That's not a surprise.
Using dynlibs links your program to the C library, which is needed to load
other C
dynamic libraries.
So as soon as you use it, your program depends on the C library, and you
need to deal with C library versions.
Michael.
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