Siarhei Siamashka wrote:
I'm not going to statically link with glibc, but only with libstdc++ (standard c++ library). There are a few known tricks to make gcc link with libstdc++ statically, but dynamically with all the rest of libraries. One of them is creating a symlink to libstdc++.a in some empty directory and specify this directory with -L option in gcc command line. When gcc will start linking, it will be fooled to link with a static libstdc++ library. But I guess just killing libstdc++.so in scratchbox will do the the job. After that, the compiler theoretically should create binaries which should run with no problems on the device even for c++ applications.
I used this trick for scummvm for IT2005. It works as long as your program does not load dynamically (directly or indirectly) some other c++ code compiled with stdc++ too e.g. when using some plugins in your application or other libraries written in C++.
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