Am Mon, 18 Dez 2000 schrieben Sie:
> Hi
>
> as i am playing around with c++ in kernel space, i arrived at using
> templates now. when i try to insmod my kernel module, linux
> complains about undefined references obviously regarding my template
> class.
> how can i explicitely make egcs insert all necessary template code
> into my object file?
The problem is, some of the template code regards to the libstdc++ 8(
So you have to port .....
At moment I work on this port, first task is to port the exceptions support
into a libkc++. Yesterday I finished it - the problem is that I got code from
the upcoming gcc-3.0 so I miss a buildin function. Today I start again with code
from gcc-2.95.2.
My other play does gone wrong, using namespace for kernel for several reasons.
Next I have to include a guard, if I'm allready inside the namespace included.
The main problem, which can't solve namespaces, is the POSIX_INITIALIZER from
rtlinux. Here the stl_alloc.h fails and I have no solution yet.
Regards
Olaf
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