And the answer to my question is because I forgot to compile with
-mthreads. (Which I would have found in 5 minutes if their mailling
list was actually working. )
--Karl
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Danny Smith wrote:
Karl wrote:
I am having problems getting exceptions to work properly in
the latest release of g++ distributed from cygwin. I have a
multithreaded
code which is built using the no-cygwin option. The code uses
exceptions in a few places. Oddly the code is either crashing
Karl wrote:
> I am having problems getting exceptions to work properly in
> the latest release of g++ distributed from cygwin. I have a
multithreaded
> code which is built using the no-cygwin option. The code uses
> exceptions in a few places. Oddly the code is either crashing out
right,
> o
The mingw32 was distributed with cygwin (al la gcc-mingw-g++). g++
obviously has an option for threadsafe exceptions, as I have used them
in the past. So if this isn't the place to inquire about the build options
used to make the gcc-mingw-* packages distributed with cygwin
then where is?
And
On 22 June 2006 19:34, kenelson8 wrote:
> I am having problems getting exceptions to work properly in
> the latest release of g++ distributed from cygwin. I have a multithreaded
> code which is built using the no-cygwin option.
What part of 'no cygwin' don't you get? ;)
If there's a bug
I am having problems getting exceptions to work properly in
the latest release of g++ distributed from cygwin. I have a multithreaded
code which is built using the no-cygwin option. The code uses
exceptions in a few places. Oddly the code is either crashing out right,
or the exceptions are be
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