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How can I know which version of the C++ "standard library" is installed?

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I would like to install the C++ standard library documentation (following the answers in Download C++ reference) but I do not know which version of library is installed in my Ubuntu.

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answered 2 Years ago sertold · Accepted Answer

Fire up synaptic and search for libstdc++ and see which version is installed, or run apt-cache search -n libstdc++ to see what versions are known, then you can check which one(s) are installed with apt-cache policy libstdc++-XXXX