Do you possibly have two versions of the mingw libgcc.a somehow? I haven't verified this on my system, since I am knee deep in something else right now but nm on /lib/gcc-lib/i686-pc-mingw32/3.3.1/libgcc.a tells me:
w32-shared-ptr.o: 00000000 b .bss 00000000 d .data 00000000 t .text U [EMAIL PROTECTED] U [EMAIL PROTECTED] U [EMAIL PROTECTED] 00000040 t ___w32_eh_shared_initialize 00000010 C ___w32_sharedptr 00000020 t ___w32_sharedptr_default_unexpected 000002a0 t ___w32_sharedptr_get 000000c0 T ___w32_sharedptr_initialize 000001f0 t ___w32_sharedptr_set 00000010 C ___w32_sharedptr_terminate 00000010 C ___w32_sharedptr_unexpected U _abort 00000000 b _dw2_object_mutex.0 00000000 d _dw2_once.1 U _free U _malloc 00000010 b _sjl_fc_key.2 00000008 d _sjl_once.3 00000000 t _w32_atom_suffix
For some reason you have a libgcc.a in your /usr/lib/mingw. I don't Maybe that's the problem.
Yep, that's the problem. It appears that some of my early experiments building a true cygwin-mingw cross compiler are coming back to haunt me. Also, my /usr/lib/mingw and /usr/include/mingw directories are actual directories, not symlinks to /usr/i686-pc-mingw32/[lib|include] as it seems they should be.
I'll rm my existing /usr/lib/mingw and /usr/include/mingw dirs and reinstall the mingw stuff, and try again, but not this instant. Thanks for your help in tracking this down.
-- Chuck
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