Quoting Fedor Sergeev <Fedor.Sergeev at Sun.COM>: > We are providing stdcxx *support*, but we do not provide the library itself. > > -library=stdcxx4 makes it easier to link with OS-provided library, and thats > it. > > It assumes the library being installed as per the ARC case: > http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/PSARC/2008/549/proposal_v2.txt > > with headers being located in /usr/include/stdcxx4 and the library in > /usr/lib. > > The library itself should be available in SXCE/OpenSolaris already. > Stefan might know more about its availability. > > > > > What's the scoop? Any idea if this has been put back to SS12U2 [assuming > > marketing keeps avoiding the unlucky 13], will there be a patch, or is > there > > some other workaround? > > If you have any problems with -library=stdcxx4 itself feel free to file > compiler bugs, > which will likely be addressed in a patch.
I've only looked fairly quickly so far. I have tried on Solaris 10u7, and I guess that the Apache std c++ lib didn't make it, which means G. Documentation Errors The C++ man page describes a new -library=stdcxx suboption for linking to the Apache C++ Standard Library in the Solaris OS. Implementation of stdcxx in the Solaris OS has been deferred and -library=stdcxx might not work in this release. For KDE, this means no switch to a system libstdcxx on Solaris 10, I presume. A+ Paul -- Paul Floyd http://paulf.free.fr for those with time to waste What's the point? The sharp thing on the end.
