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How to link against glibc2.1 on a woody system?



Hi

I've the Fujitsu F95 compiler installed and it worked OK until I updated to libc6 - 2.2.2-4. I can still compile programs but when I try to run them I get:

./bin/model_prod_FUJITSU: error while loading shared libraries: /usr/FFC/lib/libfj9i6.so.1: undefined symbol: fstat

If I install - by hand - libc6_2.1.3-18_i386.deb in e.g. /opt/glibc2.1 is there then a way to:
1) tell the Fortran compiler to use the libraries in that directory?
or 
2) at run time specify LD_PRELOAD?? LD_LIBRARY_PATH or similar so dynamical linking is not done against the standard /lib/libc.so.6?

I e-mailed Fujitsu and they wrote back that they do not support glibc2.2 YET - so I guess they will some time in the future. So basically what I look for is a temporarly solution.

Karsten

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