I finally figured out what I was doing wrong, and I thought I'd post to
the list to document my findings.
The important 'configure' flag is
--enable-version-specific-runtime-libs
This flag is specific to libstdc++, and specifies that the runtime
libraries (including libstdc++.a) be installed in
On Sun, 17 March 2002, Tim Prince wrote
> I thought everyone recognized that mixing c++ libraries between gcc-3.1 and
> gcc-2.95 was even less likely to work than between gcc-3.0x and 2.95. Even
> the use of 2.95 with non-default stack alignment is enough to break the
> libraries which come wi
On Sunday 17 March 2002 20:34, Christopher Currie wrote:
> I recently installed gcc from cvs, since I understand people have had
> success with it, pretty much out of the box. I'm getting link errors
> compiling trival C++ programs, with both my local g++ and the Cygwin
> standard g++. I can overc
BTW: You probably should use --enable-threads=posix when building gcc
targeted for cygwin.
Cheers,
Rob
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