Hello, I have recompiled everything with gcc 3.2 and the problem simply disappeared. Judging from ldd output (which was always correct) the cause of the problem was either bundled gcc or stl.
Thanks for your help Dave! :-) BR --Sergey Petrunia > -----Original Message----- > From: David N Bertoni/Cambridge/IBM > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 29 ??????? 2002 ?. 7:38 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Does Xalan-C++ break linux STL? > > > Hello, > > I am using Xerces-C 1.6 and Xalan-C 1.3 on RedHat Linux 7.1. My > > application makes use of C++ STL and I get crashes at > random points. > > I've came to a small sample that always crashes on my > system. Sample > > source, compile commands and stack trace are attached below. > > I am pretty sure I have a valid Xalan installation > because all code > > that uses Xalan but doesn't use STL streams never crashes (same for > > code that uses STL but doesn't use Xalan). Is it possible > that Xalan > > is not compatible with STL streams? Any ideas? > > No, it's not possible. If you look at the examples, you'll > see we use iostreams in many of them and they are all tested > before we release a build. You are probably seeing conflicts > between different versions of > libstdc++. Doing an ldd on your binary and on the Xalan library will > libstdc++show > if your application is linking against multiple versions of > the library. It also may be the case that you have a > different, incompatible version of the library (see my later > comment about bogus versions of gcc on RedHat). > > You didn't say whether or not you've rebuilt the Xalan > binaries locally, but, if you haven't, you must use the same > version of gcc we used. The documentation states that the > 1.3 distribution was built with egcs 2.91.66. If you are not > using that version, you must rebuild both the Xerces and > Xalan binaries with the version of gcc you're using. > > If you _have_ re-built the binaries locally, and you're using > the stock compiler supplied with RedHat 7.1, you should > really consider upgrading the compiler to gcc 3.1, as RedHat > has knowingly shipped broken versions of gcc with their distributions. > > Dave >
