On Mon, 27 Nov 2017, Martin Storsjö wrote:
If a constructor has a non-default priority, it is placed in a section
.ctors.1234 instead of the default .ctors.
With the default sorting, .ctors.1234 would be sorted after .ctors$zzz,
which would make such a constructor be missed.
Instead of
If a constructor has a non-default priority, it is placed in a section
.ctors.1234 instead of the default .ctors.
With the default sorting, .ctors.1234 would be sorted after .ctors$zzz,
which would make such a constructor be missed.
Instead of implementing a custom sorting, ordering .ctors.1234
Hi Martin,
Thanks for your patch. It fixed the problem.
When running the compiled Julia, I now get an error in its initialization when
it tries to open a named pipe for stderr - fd 2 (it uses libuv).
Also , it immediately finishes after start & messes up stdout in the Cygwin
shell (no more
