title: I am unable to run a C++ program in Debian(Ubuntu) that works in Redhat(Centos)
body: <p>TLDR: Having trouble compiling a C++ program that worked in Centos Redhat in Ubuntu Debian. Is there anything I Should be aware of between these two that would make a C++ program compiled using the same compiler not work?</p>
  
  <p>Hello, I'm trying to compile and run Germline (http://www1.cs.columbia.edu/~gusev/germline/).  It works fine in RedHat Centos, but because Centos isn't as supported as Ubuntu is for most things I switched. And now this program does not work. It's entirely possible it's using some kind of RedHat only functionality, but I'm using the same compiler (g++) to compile it in both environments. </p>
  
  <p>I've been pulling my hair out just trying to get this thing to work on Ubuntu as it is much nicer to work with, but as of now when I "make all" the project in ubuntu it will compile and the tests spin(Don't ever finish) forever. No matter what binaries I use (Compiled in Centos and copied, the failed test binaries I just mentioned etc), the program just always freezes.</p>
  
  <p>Kinda long, sorry. My main question is this: Is there any other C++ compiler alternatives I can try? Is there any Red-hat C++ libraries I might be missing. Or major differences in their C++ implementations that mighjt cause this?</p>