王克驰 wrote: > Hi Andrew, > > Thanks a lot for your reply. > > Yeah, I agree with you. There may be something wrong with > libicuio.so.3 or something else. > > But we can not say it is nothing to do with GCC. I changed the > compiler from g++ to gcc(of course, I also changed to use stdio.h and > printf), then the core dump went away. With the same code and same > options for the comiler, when I went back to g++, it still cored. How > can we explain that? Really, really hard to say. If I had the box there I'd attach gdb and tell you. Andrew. > 2009/12/11 Andrew Haley <aph@xxxxxxxxxx>: >> 王克驰 wrote: >>> Hi gcc-help, >>> >>> Our system crashed which was compiled by GCC. While, we can not say >>> that GCC compiler is the root cause. >>> >>> But the strange thing is that I created a sample test code and >>> compiled it with GCC. It worked fine when I chose O0 as the >>> optimization level but it crashed when I chose other optimization >>> levels. >>> >>> It did not crashed when I used SUN CC compiler no matter which >>> optimization level I chose. >>> >>> Below please find my test code and Makefile. The code is very simple >>> and the only thing I did is let it link to a library >>> /usr/lib/64/libicuio.so.3. >> This works for me on Linux, so I guess the problem is something to do >> with Solaris, perhaps libicuio.so.3, whatever that is. >> >> Andrew. >>
