hello,
im asking this in the gnu lists as well but was hoping to see if someone
on an osf machine
had found similar problems :
im running osf 4.0d w/ patches and just installed libstdc++-2.8.1.1 . it
built, tested, and installed
fine. running g++ on the following program though causes the assembler
to crash and burn. it
looks like the mangled names that are being generated are too long for
the assembler to handle.
my compile line is : g++ -g -o hello hello.C
the program is as follows :
#include <iostream.h>
#include <string>
#include <map>
map <string, string, less<string> > itemsList;
int main()
{
string key = "configItem";
string msg = "hello i must be going";
itemsList[key] = msg;
cout << itemsList[key];
cout << msg;
}
any ideas on why the debug option causes this to fail when run on osf
4.0 would be greatly appreciated.
thanks,
t
(ps : during the install the patch command could not find anything to
patch)
pps : it build and runs fine on 'other' unixs
Received on Wed Nov 04 1998 - 22:25:51 NZDT