Hi had errors like that.
Turned out I had like too many versions of boost installed, and the thing
was pulling in includes from one library and linking to another version, or
something like using one lib from one version of boost and another .so from
some other version, and they don't like each other.
I'd try purging all the boost versions except one, and
recompiling everything involved in your app.
Good luck,
Matthew Sherborne
On Tue, Jun 28, 2011 at 7:44 PM, Tom <tom.robin...@miranda.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
> Although this may just be a problem with gcc or boost, I wanted to check
> if anyone else has seen this.
>
> We are building Wt (and a Wt app) using a toolchain with gcc 4.4.4,
> eglibc 2.10.2 and boost 1.42.0.
>
> Everything builds fine, but when running the Wt app, and making a
> connection from a web-browser, the web-browser has a blank screen with a
> loading mouse-pointer and the Wt app has no output. Ctrl-C the app
> doesn't work, it needs to be stopped and then killed.
>
> When building Wt, the Wt app, and the toolchain with gcc 4.3.4
> everything works fine.
>
> I narrowed it down to a boost lib, libboost_thread, in that I can get it
> working using the gcc 4.4.4 toolchain if I use just the
> libboost_thread.so from the gcc 4.3.4 build.
>
> We have also tried boost 1.46.0 to no avail.
> We need 4.4.4+ for various other reasons so we are now making a new
> toolchain with gcc 4.4.6 and eglibc 2.13.
>
> This sound familiar to anyone?
>
> Regarding the backtrace, it's the same as this issue:
>
> http://www.mail-archive.com/witty-interest@lists.sourceforge.net/msg05097.html
> Not sure if it is related.
>
> Kind regards,
> Tom
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