Hi,
please check, whether you have different versions of libstdc++ in your
process (e.g. when analyzing the core with gdb, type
info shared
). OOo and your code must be compiled with the same compiler (and thus
with the same libstdc++, otherwise at least exception handling crashes ...
I think, the current OOo install sets are built with gcc-3.4.1 (please
correct me if I am wrong), please give this one a try ...
You may then get problems, when you link other shared c++ libs of your
distro into your app, that's the bad thing about not having binary
compatibility with gcc :-(. As long, as you build everything from source
(including OOo), you don't have a problem ...
Bye,
Joerg
Aditya Pandey wrote:
Daniel Boelzle <daniel.boelzle <at> Sun.COM> writes:
Seems that even simplest exception handling does not work on your
compiler. Have you tried to write a simple program (without linking
against any SDK libraries) throwing your own exception type, e.g.
As mentioned in my last post, without OO SDK libraries, there is no such
problem (your sample exception program works with similar flags as used
for compiling counter example, except that only libstdc++ is used
and no other OO library has been used).
And, I have tested on 2 machines (Fedora Core 3, and Red Hat 9) the
counter example. Without exceptions, it works. With exceptions and despite,
catch code, it crashes. I tried to look at preprocessed output, could
not find anything suspicious.
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