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From:	"Simon Peter" <dn DOT tlp AT gmx DOT net>
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Subject:	Problems with cross-compiled iostreams-using programs
Date:	6 Mar 2006 01:10:17 -0800
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Hi,

i got a strange problem with libstdcxx-using programs. I cross-compile
from Linux with a self-built version of GCC 4.0.2. Whenever any
iostreams-related feature is used, the program will crash at the
ios_base constructor.

The strange thing is that when looking at it with a debugger, the
memory region where the ios_base constructor should be is completely
zero, whereas the same region in the executable, examined with objdump,
is the correct code.

I am glad for any help with this.

Thanks,
Simon

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