[Jake187]

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Originally Posted by Sublime why suggest buying a whole packet of sweet while you can just buy one particular sweet? i know 'the more the better' line but i go with the concept of installing what's needed instead of downloading all the development tools just to get one thing to work. no qualms tho, it's better to do like what uve said

The gcc / devtools older version comes and doesn't come with GLIBCXX_3.4.15. The way to try to fix this is to try upgrading gcc / adding the devtools repos and reinstalling libstdc++.so.6. If that doesn't work than you need to go into troubleshooting the problem. All depending on what OS version of CentOS they're actually using.

Most of the time simply adding the devtools repo gives a updated version of libstdc++.so.6 so of course installing the newer gcc isn't normally required but some have had to install it and than got the updated libstdc++.so.6 (I haven't actually experienced this problem myself just what I read)