Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| The attached program compiles perfectly when compiled against the LyX 1.3.x
| and 1.4.x versions of Boost, but segfaults when the 1.4.x version is run.
| At least, it does here
>
| I don't think that this is too controversial, is it?
>
| int main()
| {
| boost::signal<void ()> sig;
| return 0;
| }
>
| This is with the FC3 compiler g++ 3.4.2.
| Could someone running FC3 confirm?
>
| I find that all behaves as it should on a Linux/Alpha machine
| using g++ 3.3.5.
>
| $ g++ -fno-exceptions -g -Ilyx/13x/boost -o trial2 trial2.cpp \
| -Llyx/13x/build-xforms/boost/libs/signals/src/.libs -lboostsignals
>
| $ g++ -fno-exceptions -g -Ilyx/devel/boost -o trial2 trial2.cpp \
| -Llyx/devel/build/boost/libs/signals/src/.libs -lboost_signals
You seem to have a mixed build. half with stdlib debug half without...
that won't work.
Either everything must be built with stdlib debugging turned on or
everything with it turned off.
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Lgb
