I am trying to start a TCPSocket in a separate thread of execution, and the thread dies (receives an ABORT signal). I have tried to trace it with gdb and I get the abort() function call somewhere in glibc -- unfortunately it's not built with debug info. My glibc version is 2.2.4, I am running a linux kernel (2.4.8), g++ 2.96 (I am aware it's not a standard gcc release, could that cause the problem?), and cc++ 1.6.0. Could it be the old cc++ version causing the problem? Should I upgrade?
Thanks!
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I am trying to start a TCPSocket in a separate thread of execution, and the thread dies (receives an ABORT signal). I have tried to trace it with gdb and I get the abort() function call somewhere in glibc -- unfortunately it's not built with debug info. My glibc version is 2.2.4, I am running a linux kernel (2.4.8), g++ 2.96 (I am aware it's not a standard gcc release, could that cause the problem?), and cc++ 1.6.0. Could it be the old cc++ version causing the problem? Should I upgrade?
Thanks!
1.6.0 ??? Well... many bug have been fixed...