Pedro Alves wrote:
>
> Please try building a minimal test case that still shows
> the problem so we can look at it.
>
Sorry, I missed the rest of the thread before posting this.
[ It is still the best way to report these kind of bugs though ]
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Pedro Alves
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Steve DeLaney wrote:
> Had something weird come up. in the process of testing out an application
> on WM2005, one of our
> APIs does a dynamic new object that causes the app to exit. This is pretty
> stable code with a good history
> on desktop and embedded linux.
>
> I've tested heap malloc e
Hi,
I don't have any cegcc at hand for the moment so I cannot check it, but ...
I believe, the linker sets some default maximal sizes for sections,
including the stack/heap (you can increase them using some linker flags).
While looking at a problem, that I met some time ago, I noticed that the
ce
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1. mingw32ce exeption handling for dynamic object (Steve DeLaney)
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Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2007 22:58:08 -0800
From: "Steve DeLaney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Cegcc-devel] min
Had something weird come up. in the process of testing out an application
on WM2005, one of our
APIs does a dynamic new object that causes the app to exit. This is pretty
stable code with a good history
on desktop and embedded linux.
I've tested heap malloc elsewhere and it seems OK.
only th
