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hi,
i'm having a problems with the use of static member variables inside
a dynamic library.
an example of the problem:
class OtherClass
{
// ...
};
class ThisClass
{
private:
static OtherClass ok;
static int alsoOk;
static std::string error;
};
(the static members are instantiated in the .cpp file)
the code compiles and links, the problem arises when loading the
dynamic library: it's ok to have library interal classes (like
OtherClass) or basic types (like the int) as static members but when
using 'external' classes like std::string or others, the loading of
the library fails. the utility dltest reports the error "undefined
symbol: __dso_handle".
the system is an amd athlon 1 GHz, running Fedora Core 2, with g++
version 3.3.3. the compiler options are "-W -Wall -pthread -march=i586
-ggdb". linking is done with "ld -nostartfiles -shared -o libfoo.so
<objects> -lpthread <project libs>"
thanks in advance
matze
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