[Boost-users] Seg fault when using serialization library

From: Sebastien Gerega (seb_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-08-29 23:24:47

I am running FC4 with gcc4.0.1 and I installed boost-devel using yum. 
When I compile with gcc and run the serialization example located at 
http://www.boost.org/libs/serialization/example/demo.cpp I have no problems.

However, the project I am working on requires that I use compatgcc32 for 
compilation. When I compile with gcc32 and run the same example I get 
the following output with a seg fault:

original schedule
6:24 bob
0x0x8ede5b8  34\uffff135'52.56" 134\uffff22'78.3" 24th Street and 10th 
Avenue
0x0x8ede5e0  35\uffff137'23.456" 133\uffff35'54.12" State street and 
Cathedral Vista Lane
0x0x8edeb50  35\uffff136'15.456" 133\uffff32'15.3" White House
9:57 bob
0x0x8ede5b8  34\uffff135'52.56" 134\uffff22'78.3" 24th Street and 10th 
Avenue
0x0x8ede5e0  35\uffff137'23.456" 133\uffff35'54.12" State street and 
Cathedral Vista Lane
0x0x8edeb50  35\uffff136'15.456" 133\uffff32'15.3" White House
11:2 alice
0x0x8ede5b8  34\uffff135'52.56" 134\uffff22'78.3" 24th Street and 10th 
Avenue
0x0x8ede5e0  35\uffff137'23.456" 133\uffff35'54.12" State street and 
Cathedral Vista Lane
0x0x8edeb50  35\uffff136'15.456" 133\uffff32'15.3" White House
7:17 ted
0x0x8edeb78  35\uffff134'48.789" 133\uffff32'16.23" Lincoln Memorial
0x0x8edeb50  35\uffff136'15.456" 133\uffff32'15.3" White House
0x0x8ede5e0  35\uffff137'23.456" 133\uffff35'54.12" State street and 
Cathedral Vista Lane
9:38 ted
0x0x8edeb78  35\uffff134'48.789" 133\uffff32'16.23" Lincoln Memorial
0x0x8edeb50  35\uffff136'15.456" 133\uffff32'15.3" White House
0x0x8ede5e0  35\uffff137'23.456" 133\uffff35'54.12" State street and 
Cathedral Vista Lane
11:47 alice
0x0x8edeb78  35\uffff134'48.789" 133\uffff32'16.23" Lincoln Memorial
0x0x8edeb50  35\uffff136'15.456" 133\uffff32'15.3" White House
Segmentation fault

I am guessing this is because of different compilers being used or 
different versions of libstdc++ being required but I am able to compile 
and run examples using other Boost libraries without problems. Is there 
any way around this?

thanks,
Sebastien Gerega