Re: ld terminated with signal 11

Guys,

Thanks for all of the replies. The problem ended up being a mistake in
my MAKE file. I had:

..cc.o
$(CC) -c $<

while the source file ended in .cpp. The linker core dumping on this
seems a bit extreme. Also, thanks for the heads up about my outdated
GCC.

I think I'll stick to straight C for my test code from now on :)

-Vance

.

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