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Hi.<br>

<br>

I'm testing the David suggestions to keep a list of loaded dynamic

libraries (i.e. plugins), and the currently loaded.<br>

I declared:<br>

<blockquote><tt>public:<br>

    static std::string _currentlyLoading; <br>

  </tt></blockquote>

on RunTimeLibraryLoader.hxx. Is initialized on RunTimeLibraryLoader.cxx

as:<br>

<blockquote><tt>std::string

RunTimeLibraryLoader::_currentlyLoading=std::string();</tt><br>

</blockquote>

Is used it on virtual RunTimeLibraryLoader::FullyLoadLibrary, which is

called from virtual RunTimeLibraryLoader::LoadLibrariesFromPath, which

is called from virtual RunTimeLibraryLoader::Load. <br>

For ladspa plugins loadings (calling Load() from a derived class) it

works OK. But on AutomaticRunTimeProcessingLibraryLoader (which is on

RunTimeProcessingLibraryLoader.cxx, instantiates a derived class from

RunTimeLibraryLoader as an object, and call the Load() from there)

gaves me a segmentation fault, like if the static variable were not

defined. Furthermore, trying to access directly

RunTimeLibraryLoader::_currentlyLoading (for instance:

RunTimeLibraryLoader::_currentlyLoading="testing";) is the same.<br>

<br>

TraceBack:<br>

<tt>    #0: std::string::asign       /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6<br>

    #1: std::string::operator=   /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6<br>

    #2: AutomaticRunTimeProcessingLibraryLoader   (the above

assignation _currentlyLoading="testing")<br>

</tt><br>

AutomaticRun..... is instantiated as a static object. Could be that the

problem? I tried defining the variable as extern, without luck...<br>

<br>

This is making me mad... :-/ The linker doesn't says anything when

compiling...<br>

<br>

Any clue?<br>

<br>

<br>

Regards,<br>

Natanael.<br>

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