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Controlling elaboration order in C++ programming
Post 302929805 by BillLee on Friday 26th of December 2014 06:24:30 PM
12-26-2014
Controlling elaboration order in C++ programming
It's been a long time since I fought this battle .... 
I have an application written in c++, very much written in objects, etc. I have a makefile that compiles and links the application.
I am running this on a Linux (Fedora 20) platform and all works just fine, but when I compile and link in a cygwin environment on a Windows platform, the application fails during initialization. I suspect I have an elaboration problem and simply don't know/remember how to manage elaboration order in this c++ environment.
Can anybody give me some pointers? Documentation to read? Experiences?
Thanks.
Bill Lee
I have an application written in c++, very much written in objects, etc. I have a makefile that compiles and links the application.
I am running this on a Linux (Fedora 20) platform and all works just fine, but when I compile and link in a cygwin environment on a Windows platform, the application fails during initialization. I suspect I have an elaboration problem and simply don't know/remember how to manage elaboration order in this c++ environment.
Can anybody give me some pointers? Documentation to read? Experiences?
Thanks.
Bill Lee
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