Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>>>>> "Jean-Marc" == Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
| Jean-Marc> I can run both lyx-qt and lyx-xforms, but as soon as I
| Jean-Marc> create a new file, I get:
>
| OK, here is more information on the problem: it seems that
| lyxerr::rdbuf is set to 0:
| (gdb) p lyxerr.rdbuf()
| $7 = (struct basic_streambuf<char,_STL::char_traits<char> > *) 0x0
>
| This is probably due to this line in debug.C:
| LyXErr lyxerr(std::cerr.rdbuf());
| and to the fact that cerr is defined by STLport as
| // Definitions of the eight global I/O objects that are declared in
| // <iostream>. For VC++ we use the init_seg pragma to put the global I/O
| // objects into an intitialization segement that will not
| // be executed. We then explicitly invoke the constructors
| // with placement new in ios_base::_S_initialize()
| [...]
| _STLP_DECLSPEC ostream cerr(0);
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| The streambuf is set later in some mysterious ios_base::_S_initialize.
>
| I am not sure where this last method is invoked, but this smells like
| faulty ordering of constructors.
Hmm... it seems that STLport is broken.
Ok, try this:
remove the rdbuf initialization from debug.C and put it in main.C
instead:
debug.C
LyXErr lyxerr; // or perhaps lyxerr(0);
main.c
#inlucde "debug.h"
lyxerr.rdbuf(std::cerr.rdbuf());
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Lgb
