>
> Hi, all,
>>>
>>> I have a kernel project with C files, C libraries and C++ libraries as
>>> well.
>>>
>>> When the project is built such that the main file (.c) has a reference
>>> to any function in one of those C++ libraries, the running system is
>>> damaged somehow, that is one of the tasks gets the CPU to 100% and never
>>> gives it up again.
>>>
>>> All tasks are healthy (no HALTED, no SUSPENDED, no EXCEPTION) but that
>>> task blocks the overall system by allocating CPU.
>>>
>>> That C++ library function is correctly called, can be debugged by
>>> breakpoints etc.
>>>
>>> It seems that a side effect occurs when it is linked.
>>>
>>> The problem is observed even if that C++ library function is just
>>> referenced, not even called.
>>>
>>> There is no such a problem when using other C++ libraries.
>>> How can you explain this and what points should I focus on?
>>> How can I use VALGRIND to overcome my problem ?
>>>
>>> Specific information about my platform :
>>>
>>> OS = Green Hills INTEGRITY V.5
>>> CPU = MPC8260 (PowerPC)
>>> Board = Custom Board.
>>> Compiler & Linker = GreenHills MULTI
>>>
>>>
>>> Özgür Eser Akdemir
>>>
>>
>
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