SilvioCVdeAlmeida <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >Things are walking here. Now I worry about this: > >Nick Ing-Simmons wrote: >> It it really fails at "make test" stage then you probably need >> LD=g++ or similar to link in the iostream etc. >> Note that not all C++ implementations are dynamic loading friendly. >> e.g. if you load a C++ extension and root executable isn't C++ >> (and perl isn't) then static constuctors for 'cout' may not have >> been called. > >In CookBookB/CCsimple (CPAN/authors/id/DMR/), mentioned in Keiser's >tutorial, there's a note about a way to properly "add" C++ loading >capability into the C perl binary. (I confess I didn't fully understand >that, though, too much confusion about static/dynamic C/C++ linkage.)
It is messy. It is not a problem on Win32, or any gcc platform that uses 'ELF' as object format (so modern Linux and Solaris are fine).
