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Re: failure to construct global object
I link with g++. My link line follows.
g++ -rdynamic /home/gisli/ADAMS/WORK/adamscxx/lib/Linux/libAsComline.so /home/gisli/ADAMS/WORK/3rdparty/Linux/amdstub.o -L/home/gisli/ADAMS/WORK/adamscxx/lib/Linux -lAsSystem -lAsAMD -lAsMath -lAsAPI -lAsUsersub -lAsAs -lAsModes -lAsUtils -lAsParametric -lAsLinear -lAsEqnset -lAsSolverEvent -lAsol -lAsEventWrap -lAsLicense -L/home/gisli/ADAMS/WORK/mdiToolKit/lib/Linux -lAsEvent -lMdiGeom -L/home/gisli/ADAMS/WORK/3rdparty/Linux -lamd -lmdiloader /home/gisli/ADAMS/WORK/3rdparty/Linux/flxout.o -lg2c -ldl -o /home/gisli/ADAMS/WORK/adamscxx/bin/Linux/adamscxx
I don't think I have said this before, but in case it matters I have
access to two Linux machines. One machine is running GCC-2.95.2 and
binutils-2.9.5 from a Mandrake distribution. The other runs
egcs-1.1.2, binutils-2.9.1.0 from RedHat rpms. Both fail identically.
Gisli
>>>>> On 08 Mar 2000 00:06:24 -0300, you said:
AO> On Mar 7, 2000, Gisli Ottarsson <gisli@adams.com> wrote:
>>>> The problem seems to be that the constructor for this object is never
>>>> called.
>>>>>>> On Mon, 6 Mar 2000 09:39:52 +0100, Martin v. Loewis said:
MvL> Thanks for your bug report. Without seeing any details, I'd
MvL> claim that the compiler is working properly, and that you made
MvL> some mistake.
>> Fair enough. Let me try to change your mind.
AO> Before I join this discussion: how are you linking the executable?
AO> Are you using `g++' or running `ld' directly? The latter isn't
AO> supposed to work, and this is one of the symptoms.
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