You are quite right!

I tried a very small test app "mytest.cpp", which defined a class, then
used it.

Straight to segmentation fault.

This test is so small that it can't contain errors, also it builds &
runs immidiately on my i486.

Maybe the compiler must be rebuilt? It would seem like the ++ libraries
are bad?

Would a newer compiler build? (are the compilers implemented without the
use of c++?)


The kernelbuild use no cpp, and that must also be true for the other
packages leading up to compiling moc too. Moc is using c++.

I'll stay tuned!

Harald.

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	mjbedy [SMTP:mjbedy@Oakland.edu]
> Sent:	13. august 1998 00:03
> To:	port-pmax@netbsd.org
> Subject:	RE: C++ compiler wackyness.
> 
> 
>    Perhaps the type of person that uses an old Decstation tends to be
> the
> type of person that _dosen't_ use c++ :-)  
> 
>    I have several experiments going right now, none of them too
> sucessful.
> I'll let you know if I get things to work....
> 
>    - Mike
> 
>