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[microblaze-uclinux] Microblaze ucLinux and C++ applications with the STL
I am having no luck getting any C++ applications to compile with an in-tree compile with microblaze uclinux. I have made a variety of attempts
a) There is a C++ Test Program that comes with the uclinux tree. Enabling that in the build config also enables STLport, and that fails during compilation
b) I have tried a simple hello world with the STL, and since STLport didn't compile I tried using the headers in microblaze-elf-tools, but when using those it fails with a
message about a missing file called ?_G_config.hpp? (name is not exact, I can retrieve the exact name if it would help, I have been hacking away at this for a while)
Has anyone got a simple C++ application that uses the STL to compile with microblaze uclinux?
If not, is there some reason for this? Such that the C++ STL is known to not work with uClinux?
Btw, a C++ application without the STL compiles fine.
Thanks, Joshua Moore-Oliva
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