Re: unresolved symbol & __nw__....

tim.wojtaszek@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
: I have ran into a problem recently with a C++ idiom for keeping classes
: off the heap.

This won't work for aC+ for PA.

: private:
: void* operator new(size_t size);
: void operator delete(void* p){}

You must define these operators. I.e. make them call abort.

: /usr/lib/dld.sl: Unresolved symbol: __nw__5DoStuffClassSFUl (code)
: this __nw__5DoStuffClassSFUI is operator new(), but we are not making
: that call. It appears the compiler is making this call in various

All aC++ constructors have 3 entry points, one does allocation and that
calls operator new.

This has been solved for aCC6 on IPF.

: I'm working on trying to get a simplified case to post, but so far the
: only way i can even get a reference to __nw__DoS.. is to explicitly
: call the operator new().
: tim

You get the reference by calling the constructor when it isn't inlined.

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