Add workaround for GLIBCXX Error #48
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Note that the solution of building preCICE with julias libraries is only mentioned, not explained as I did not get the compilation to work. From my tests, at least in Ubuntu 22.04, using the latest Julia Version was enough to get rid of the error. |
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Closes #44
This PR Updates the README with information on the GLIBCXX Error discussed in #44. The widely accepted solution to this problem is to delete the
libstdc++.so.6shipped with julia and link or copy the system path to the location instead.In this PR the workaround is described in detail and my tests with Ubuntu 22.10 are also included, where I also have to preload
libcurl.so.