Re: __cxa_throw () from libcxa.so.5 intel lib on LINUX
- From: Keith Thompson <kst-u@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2007 02:46:08 -0700
CoL <apraghuvanshi@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
We have recently migrated our product to intel compiler 8.0 from gcc[...]
2.96 on RHEL 4.
Everything works absolutely fine with gcc.
I have successfully managed to build/link the product(server) on intel
compiler.
But when client(java) tries to connect to the server,
server aborts with below back trace.
#6 0xb5e91916 in DCWFormat::GetValueToken ()[...]
from /ade/araghuva_compilerupgrade/dc/lib/libshare/opt/libdcw51.so
I tried diging in and found that it aborts at the first throw[...]
exception
statement it encounters, with or without connecting client.
I guess there is some symbol conflicts between intel provided lib and
gcc one.
Looks like C++, not C, so comp.lang.c++ would be more appropriate than
comp.lang.c.
But your problem is probably with your implementation, not with the
language, so a forum that deals with Intel's compiler would be even
better.
--
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