Hoi !
I am urged to use C++ in my threads. Since I have to use old code for
compatibility purposes, and this old code does allocate memory in threads, I
had to reimplement the new and delete operators to point to a kind of
rudimentary heap.
All basic .o files needed are colletced into a library (with the -o file
implementing the heap/mmu) and this library is used while linking the actual
modules. The module is then afterwards linked with the crts.
With the "standard" include file rtl_cpp.h this scheme worked perfect
(besides the segmentation faults in the kernel which sometime arised when
memory should be allocated and we got a page fault), but with my own heap i
have an unresolved symbol _GLOBAL_OFFSET_TABLE_.
What do I miss ? Any ideas ?
blue skies
Jan
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