Darryl, thanks for the reply.
Probably not since the original httpd that I replaced was built as 'pure' C
-- no C++ libraries linked in. I was wondering if there might be a problem
with the loader not running init code if it believed that the std::string or
other libraries had already been initialized. If that makes sense. After
all, the way that these libraries are being loaded is a bit weird (dlopen,
dlopen).
Bruce
From: Darryl Miles <darryl-mailinglists@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Bruce Bailey <bruce1828@xxxxxxxxxxx>
CC: gcc-help@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: FW: C++ PHP Extension Segfaults Under Apache.
Date: Thu, 10 May 2007 22:00:41 +0100
Bruce Bailey wrote:
It appears that if I link my top level "C" program (httpd, 'apache' in
this case) with g++, my problem disappears. I suspect that this MIGHT be
a problem with the gcc compiler. Has anyone heard of this pattern before?
Anything to do with GCC3 and GCC4, stdc++ libraries ?
Run "ldd httpd" and "ldd all_my_dsos.so" and compare for same version of
C++ libraries.
Darryl
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