> > Your problem looks like you have upgraded your C++ compiler > between building the library and gnuworld. The g++ people > changed the mangling algorithm they use in their compiler a > while back, and that means that some symbols in old > libraries will try to be accessed with a different name from > under new code. I had the same problem. Once you upgrade to > g++ v3, you need to rebuild every C++ library on your > system from make clean, and then you need to make clean > any application that you rebuild that has old .o files lying around.
Thats right, i've upgraded the gcc during that time cause for a reason that I ignore, gcc was not able anymore to create executable files. Then i whiped ou the gnuworld dir and CVS it again. Now i have to fix my system cause I messed it all up trying to upgrade glibc...
