fenv.h and friends

inition in /usr/lib/mingw/libminwex.a), but something tells me that linking a MinGW runtime library into an otherwise-Cygwin program will cause more problems than it'll solve. Any ideas as to what I can do to solve this? Has anyone else successfully built a Cygwin NumPy? Thanks for all the h

Re: Trouble with std::vector in g++

y, I'd do that, but I'm hunting the source of some subtle memory corruption which seems to crop up if a member gets added to a class, but which (mostly) fixes itself if the member is made large enough. Hence, the large array. In any case, this is getting significantly off-topic for the

Re: Trouble with std::vector in g++

s seems to work. Now, to see if it makes the problem in the *real* program (and not just the stripped-down version) go away... -- Luke Stras <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> "The meek can have the Earth; the rest of us have other plans" --Henry Spencer -- Unsubscribe info: http://cy

Trouble with std::vector in g++

; }; int main() { Mesh *mesh = new Mesh; Element el; mesh->elements.push_back(el); return 0; } ^^^ end code sample ^^^ compile with: $ g++ -Wall -o etest etest.cc $ ./etest Segmentation fault (core dumped) -- Luke Stras <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> "The meek can have the Earth;