> > OK, > I've disabled all of the export statements in my .bash_profile and > performed the following tests using the default gnumakefile and code > extracted form cryptopp562 instead of SVN: > 1 - Using the default STD library: > make static test VERBOSE=1 > This builds successfully (with a few warnings) and passes all tests. The > log is at > https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/29578720/Crypto-no_export.txt > 2 - Using the libc++ STD library: > make static test VERBOSE=1 -stdlib=libc > Again, this claims to build all targets successfully, but the .o and .a > files are all 0-length. The log is at > https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/29578720/Crypto-no_export_libc%2B%2B.txt > Unfortunately, I need to use libc++, as other components in my application > project require it. Any ideas for my next step, assuming that I don't have > a problem with applying patches, per se. > Cheers. > Tim. >
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