I'm trying to use uClibc++ with some software on darwin (more because I would like to have the same STL implementation across all platforms than to shrink our size in darwin). It seems to work fine except when we have to use one of apple's frameworks, which seems to require runtime linking with libstdc++. When that happens, the system winds up with inconsistent definitions of things like cerr/cout and the system crashes as soon as IO is attempted.
Does anyone have a way of using uClibc++ in such an environment? We've thought of changing the namespace of the container classes in uClibc++, which would accomplish most of our goals of having the same underlying library, but are hoping there might be a better answer. Thanks, Bruce _______________________________________________ uClibc mailing list [email protected] http://busybox.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/uclibc
