(on-list reply to off-list followup, author stripped by request) > [Off list] > > Doesn't the compiler itself also have to be originally built with thread > support (one of the magic configure flags)? Yes. Many of the targets for gcc default to thread support, such as some of the BSD's and linux. > Hence to see the thread model (g++ -v test.cpp): > > ... yada yada yada ... > Thread model: posix > ... yada yada yada ... Exactly. This is the best way to see if your compiler is configured correctly. > So *IF* the compiler (or in this case, the cross-compiler) was built without > the threading support, *OR* *IF* the libstdc++.a was built without threading > support... bad things happen. Yep. -benjamin
