In article <m3mzpxbf36.fsf@redrat.quark.de>,
gelbeiche <borstel@fliegenpilz.de> wrote:
>gcc was built with "--disable-shared" so the linker does not try link against
>the shared libraries.
I don't think this is true. --disable-shared means that you won't
create any shared libraries when building GCC, but I think it will still
use them if they exist. When you do the link the linker is going to use
its default behavour, which on HP-UX is to look for shared libraries
first.
Try adding -static to your link line. The linker may be finding
an old shared libstdc++ from an earlier GCC build/installation.
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