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Has anyone had this error message?
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.34' not found
(required by /home/dir/target/debug/lvl_0)
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Fedora 36
IntelliJ IDEA Community
I have never used IDEA however I have PyCharm Community and have no issues. I am trying to build programs in Rust and "exit code 1" on IDEA . The code compiles and runs in the terminal which is fine because I use VIM but I want to use IDEA since PyCharm is my favorite IDE and these two programs are very similar.
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Hello,
How did you install IDE?
Thanks for the reply. Now, that's a tough question, because it's been a while and I honestly don't remember. I'm next to positive that I used a 'snap' package and not the command line. Is there any way to search my machine to find out? I have recently switched to GNU/Linux from Windows, and was originally using Ubuntu, then did some distro-hopping to find Fedora, which is perfect for the things I want to do. I am not an expert in the terminal, however, I am not intimidated by it. Using Fedora has been a painless experience so far with just a few minor issues that were immediately solvable. I am not familiar with things that are deeper in the operating system, for example: resolving dependencies, etc. Any help to get my Rust code to run on IDEA is welcome. Thanks in advance.
Could you please try to download archive from official site and use it to run IDE?
I can give that a try. Before I do, should I uninstall the IDE and install the archive or simply install the IDE from the site and let the operating system figure out the details? I have entered commands to install things that already existed and the operating system has returned messages such as: "dependencies resolved" or "requirements already satisfied". The issue seems to be with "glibc_2.34", which is currently beyond the scope of my Linux knowledge. The IDE functions properly except for this dependency. Thanks!
There is no need to uninstall. You may just unpack archive and run IDE.
Awesome! I will give it a try and report back here, either way, success or fail.
Thanks!
Success. I downloaded and unpacked the "tar.gz" file and ran "./idea.sh" from the terminal and was able to build and run a Rust file. I don't feel as comfortable using IDEA as I do with PyCharm. Are there any resources for using this IDE specifically for Rust?
Could you please clarify issues you face with IDEA?
After revisiting IDEA , there are no issues with IDE itself, it's me. I am learning the Rust language and currently experiencing issues with the package system. I made a directory and within that directory, I created more directories. When running the files within the sub-directories, only the main.rs file from the parent directory runs the default "hello world" program.
I am not creating complex projects with files that call on other files, just simple "toy" programs to learn Rust syntax, etc. I primarily use VIM for composing/editing, so to build and run these "toy" files within the terminal is simple. After I get past the hurdle of the package system, I am hoping that I will have the same experience that I do with PyCharm. Coding in Python using the PyCharm IDE is fantastic. The predictive text, refactoring, auto-suggestions, and other features make the PyCharm experience amazing; to the point where the code almost writes itself. After I learn the Rust ecosystem, I feel confident that I will have the same PyCharm experience within the IDEA environment.