[Bug c++/11462] Segmentation Fault during Code Loading

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------- Additional Comments From bangerth at dealii dot org  2003-07-10 21:39 -------
Well, you may of course work with whatever compiler version you want, but we'd
need a) evidence that the problem still happens with newer versions, and b) a
testcase before we can even think about fixing a possible bug.

Besides, please think again about the debug thing. Initializers in shared
libraries are run independently of whether you use the lib or not. You
will see from the stack backtrace if your program crashes in one of these,
and this may give you a clue as to where to look for the real problem. An
arbitrary limit on the number of shared libraries seems very implausible
to me.

Wolfgang

PS: Yes, the assumption is right that you need to link executables generated
by any version of gcc against _corresponding_ versions of the runtime libs.