From: Tom Flynn (flynnt++at++engr.sgi.com)
Date: 09/29/2002 20:26:35
On Fri, 27 Sep 2002, Scott A. Friedman wrote:
> Hi
>
> Now that gcc 3.2 is out I was considering giving it a try. I installed it on an extra machine and downloaded the linux 2.5.2 demo of Performer. While C Performer programs compile fine they do not run as they seg-fault right after printing the little Performer version blurb to the console. C++ programs have the same problem in addition to having a library version mismatch with libstdc++.so from version 3 (Performer) and version 5 (gcc 3.2).
>
> I understand that the C++ ABI changed with 3.2 so that Performer will probably not work properly until it's recompiled with the new compiler
YMMV, it may work, it may not work. I wouldn't be a lot of money on it
though :). The gcc3 version of Performer 3.0 is compiled against gcc-3.2.
We're currently in the beta stage of pf3.0. If you're interested in the
beta, I'd recommend contacting Allan (allan++at++sgi.com) or Raj
(rmirpuri++at++sgi.com).
> but should there be this problem with C programs as well?
No, i don't think it should. It may be a GL-related issue. Contact me
off-line with some of your machine info (gfx card & driver version) and
we'll see if we can figure it out.
-tom
>
> Any comments from the Performer team are apprciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Scott Friedman
> Urban Simulation Team at UCLA
>
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