[Pythonmac-SIG] more on MacPython/OSX/shared lib

[Jack Jansen]

Recently, Paul Miller <paul@fxtech.com> said:
> >My next step is to remove all my Python code and see if I get the error 
> >without linking against Python.
> 
> Back to square 1 for me. I removed the Python lib and all my Python code 
> and I have the same problem. It must be something in global initialization 
> in my own code. For yucks I disabled the __initialize and __terminate entry 
> points in the linker options and I ended up with an assert in my code 
> (which was expecting the static initializations to happen).

Hmm, my guess would be either a bug in CodeWarrior, or (probably more
likely) you using the wrong runtime library. Especially if you use C++
you have to be careful with which runtime library you use where,
because the zero-overhead exception handling will fail otherwise. And
you shouldn't use Python as an example, because it doesn't follow the
rules (but gets away with it being a C program). You might want to
spell out the MW Targeting MacOS manual.
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