Hi,
I am writing an OO.org extension that is a thin wrapper around a C++
library, which is compiled externally. So far, so good. However, I
started to get strange problems with std::string objects. I was getting
strange results from the library. Then I realized that
std::string::length() in the extension was delivering bad data, like
-121387687 . strlen() on .c_str() of a std::string from the extension
did the work, till there was a place where there is a copy-ctor called
in the library with parameter a std::string from the extension. Then I
recalled OO.org is being compiled with STLPort, while the library uses
the platform's (Linux) STL implementation and there is probably a class.
ldd tells me that soffice.bin is references the native STL
implementation. How can I get access to it in my extension? I read a bit
about STLPort and saw that there is a mode in which using macro magic
std:: is changed to the stlport's namespace. Is this being used in OO.org?
Thanks for any advice!
Andrey
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