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From: "Parker, Ron" <rdparker AT butlermfg DOT com>
To: Carl Thompson <cet AT carlthompson DOT net>
Cc: "'cygwin AT sourceware DOT cygnus DOT com'" <cygwin AT sourceware DOT cygnus DOT com>
Subject: RE: problems with latest Cygwin 1.1
Date: Mon, 5 Jun 2000 17:34:17 -0500 
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> Thank you for your response.  Going through the list, I did 
> find a link to
> an updated version of gdb that solved the Insight source 
> loading problem
> (will this go into the main distribution soon?).

It's being tested and should become part of "latest" soon.

> However, I did not find anything that addresses my main 
> problem of "g++
> -mno-cygwin" does not produce working executables.  This does 
> not seem to be
> an exception problem as using "-fno-exceptions" makes no 
> difference and the
> source uses no exceptions.  The whole test program I was compiling was
> simply "main(){}" .  If I compile it with "-g" and use the 
> working gdb on
> it, it says the program is dying before main() in 
> "_size_of_stack_reserve__"
> .  Interestingly, if I run "cygcheck" against the executable 
> it shows that
> it is using "cygwin1.dll" even though I compiled with "-mno-cygwin" . 
> Clearly there is something wrong with the compiler / linker 
> when C++ and
> "-mno-cygwin" are used.  I am running on Windows 2000.  
> Compiling C using
> "gcc" works properly.  Also, Cygwin b20 worked.  Compiling without
> "-mno-cygwin" works too.

I could refer you back to the same set of messages, but...

Using g++ always causes the application to be linked against libm.a, which
is a symlink to libcygwin.a.  The work around is to use gcc with the
-lstdc++ switch, if needed.  This will link without libm.a.

http://www.delorie.com/archives/browse.cgi?p=cygwin/2000/05/31/18:07:09
contains more information on the subject.  Here is a copy of the patch that
is referred to, since the archive do not keep attachments.

I will also send you the fixed g++.exe if you would like. It is about 29KB.


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