Comprehensive Guide for Developers: Features, Integration, and API Reference
In order to code, debug and test your application in C++, while integrating it with our SDK you are going to require the following:
Linux distributions come with GLIBC preloaded. For a list of Ubuntu distributions and their respective GLIBC versions, you can refer to the list here: Follow link
The standard libraries can be installed individually, but the easiest way in Ubuntu is by installing the build-essential package as it contains both. This package will also install gcc, g++ and make on your system. You can install it by typing the following commands in terminal:
sudo apt updatesudo apt install build-essentialldd --versionstrings /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6 | grep GLIBCXXLinux distributions do come with GLIBC preloaded. For a list of Ubuntu distributions and their respective GLIBC versions, you can refer to the list here: Follow link
The standard libraries can be installed individually, but the easiest way in Ubuntu is by installing the build-essential package as it contains both. You can install it by typing the following commands in terminal:
sudo apt updatesudo apt install build-essentialldd --versionstrings /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6 | grep GLIBCXXIn order to code, debug and test your application in C#, while integrating it with our SDK you are going to require the following: