This turned out to be a false lead that I tracked down in another component.
As it turns out there is actually a stack of 3 inherited classes,
base
foo : base()
bar : foo()
and I was able to confirm all 3 base constructors are working OK,
base, foo, and bar.
the problem is in another component I'm investigating now.
just passing along what hopefully is a good point of reference for other
users out there...
/steverino2
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Had something weird come up. in the process of testing out an application
on WM2005, one of our APIs does a dynamic new object that causes the app to
exit. This is pretty stable code with a good history on desktop and
embedded linux.
I've tested heap malloc elsewhere and it seems OK.
only thing odd probably worth mentioning is this object constructor uses
multiple inheritance.
otherwise nothing unusual about it.
I tried putting this in a try/catch handler but no difference.
Is mingw32ce OK for C++ exception handling?
what about multiple inheritance
is this just too extreme to attempt to port such an application?
/steverino2
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