22.04?

[bdmorin]

Any chance of a 22.04 .so? I tried, but failed.

[zcohan]

Could you please clarify what you mean by "a 22.04 .so" Brian?

[bdmorin]

Hi Zac,

My apologies - I realize my original question was far too brief and I absolutely should have provided more context. Let me clarify what I meant.

I'm working on integrating SoulverCore into Flare (an open-source Raycast-compatible launcher for Linux) on Ubuntu 22.04. The current libSoulverCoreDynamic.so requires GLIBC 2.38, specifically for the fmod symbol:

$ objdump -T libSoulverCoreDynamic.so | grep "GLIBC_2.38"
0000000000000000 DF UND 0000000000000000 (GLIBC_2.38) fmod

However, Ubuntu 22.04 ships with GLIBC 2.35, which causes a linking error when building:
/usr/bin/ld: libSoulverCoreDynamic.so: undefined reference to `fmod@GLIBC_2.38'

I've tried several workarounds:

• Creating a compatibility wrapper for the fmod function
• Attempting to patch the binary with patchelf to remove the version requirement
• Building in a Docker container with Ubuntu 24.04 (which has GLIBC 2.38)

While I can successfully build Flare without SoulverCore, we'd love to include the calculator functionality.

By "a 22.04 .so", I meant: would it be possible to get a build of libSoulverCoreDynamic.so that's compiled against Ubuntu 22.04's GLIBC 2.35 (or compatible with it)? This would allow the library to work on Ubuntu 22.04 and other distributions with older GLIBC versions.

Thank you for your patience with my unclear initial question!

[zcohan]

Probably not… I don't have a Linux machine or use Linux myself. I'm compiling for Linux using Docker's official Swift image on my MacBook using the instructions here.

[bdmorin]

Got it, thanks!