On 11 May 2012 19:41, Mike Dalpee wrote: > Ok, I have provided the two examples as attachments. I had to transcribe these from printouts, so I apologize if there are any typos that prevent them from immediately compiling. Both files need s/pthread tid;/pthread_t tid;/ For the first program I get no abort: Thread created In ThreadRun In Some3rdPartyFunction Cancelling Thread Joining cancelled thread Rethrowing abi::_forced_unwind Returning from main Did you mean to put an empty exception specification on the Some3rdPartyFunction? For the second I see an abort Thread created In ThreadRun Handling int exception In Some3rdPartyFunction Cancelling Thread Joining cancelled thread terminate called after throwing an instance of 'int' Aborted > I used the following commands to build these: > > gcc -g bug1.cpp -o bug1 -lstdc++ -lpthread > gcc -g bug2.cpp -o bug2 -lstdc++ -lpthread It won't change the behaviour, but any reason you don't use these commands instead? g++ -g bug1.cpp -o bug1 -pthread g++ -g bug2.cpp -o bug2 -pthread i.e. compile with the g++ driver so libstdc++ is linked in automatically, and use -pthread so _REENTRANT is defined, as well as linking to libpthread.
