Hi All,
I have a 3rd party library ( which I'll call X ) which I believe was
compiled with exception handling disabled. Then I have my C++ library
which does have exception handling. When I load the X library first into
a process, then load my library in the same process, exception handling
becomes disabled and the abort() function is called. from unwind-dc2.c
if I try to throw an exception in my code. This only happens if I load
the X library first. I don't have any control over the X library, i.e. I
cannot recompile it.
Has anyone run into this before? Is there some compiler option in gcc or
#define I should have to keep exception handling enabled when I load my
library? It appears that this is some sort of runtime thing.
Many many thanks for any guidance!
-B
