Stepan Havel writes:
> Solaris8 on a Ultra5 Box, mysql++ 1.7.9: the example and also my own
> appliacations core dumps if they can not connect to mysql, in other words
> the try block does not work! I have tried gcc 2.95 (recommended in the
> manual) and 2.95.3!
>
> Does any has experience with this, or am I allone in the dark as always in
> my sysadmin job? :-)
>
> Stepan
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Hi!
This problem has been diagnosed fully. The above always happens if
current libstdc++ (as resolved by symlinks) is not the one built with
and for 2.95.3.
The same goes for any other C++ library that is linked in your
program.
This scenario has been noted and problems cleared out many times so
far.
Once you solve this, your program will have no problems.
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