Hi,
I am facing a weird issue:
We are using a shared library (libcarob) that can throw exceptions.
Everything goes well under most platforms, but under suse (SLES 9, gcc
3.3.3), we get a segfault anytime we try to throw an exception out of
carob.
The weird thing is that when linking statically carob to the libstdc++,
the problem disappears. Google showed nothing convincing, so I try
other
channels...
If anyone has a clue for it, g++ flags or whatever, I am ready to try
the hell to fix this
Thanks,
Gilles.
1  2159  gi***********@g mail.com wrote:
Hi,
I am facing a weird issue:
We are using a shared library (libcarob) that can throw exceptions.
Everything goes well under most platforms, but under suse (SLES 9, gcc
3.3.3), we get a segfault anytime we try to throw an exception out of
carob.
The weird thing is that when linking statically carob to the libstdc++,
the problem disappears. Google showed nothing convincing, so I try
other
channels...
If anyone has a clue for it, g++ flags or whatever, I am ready to try
the hell to fix this
You'll want to post in a group for g++ and/or your troublesome
platform. Standard C++ knows nothing of static vs. dynamic linking, so
that is off-topic here
( http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lit....html#faq-5.9).
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