Thanks for all the advice.
From what I understand RH8 is old. Maybe
almost no one uses it any more? I tend to keep
an old version around just so that I can compile things on it.
So I think the answer is that my shared library built on
FC3 should run on all "newer" versions of Linux and that if
I want to support older versions I can build another library
on RH8.
As for the g++ in the command line it was just to avoid having to
write -lstdc++ since I am linking c++ code. However it
gave me the thought that the stdc++ might get linked
before the -Xlinker -static took effect so I changed to
gcc ...... -shared -o nbmm.so -Xlinker -static .......... \
-lstdc++
and it did change the size of the library, but it still crashed.
Dave
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