Thanks for your answer. Actually, I find out that this is a ldd bug: http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=418 It's a shame Suse didn't fix this in its service packs... Thanks again, Gilles. Bernd Strieder wrote: > Hello, > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > I am facing a weird issue: > > We are using a shared library (libcarob) that can throw exceptions. > > That already tells the whole story. > > See > > http://gcc.gnu.org/faq.html#dso > > > 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. > > Are the other platforms older or newer than SLES9? > > > The weird thing is that when linking statically carob to the > > libstdc++, > > So it is a linker problem, indeed. > > > > > 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 > > This is a FAQ. Look for keywords DSO, shared, dynamic, RTTI, exceptions > and you will find at least one question per week in this group, and > more in others. > > > > Bernd Strieder
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