[ECOS] Default init_priority for C++ c'tors ??

[Jonathan Larmour]

jyl087@netscape.net wrote:
> I'm having some trouble with static C++ constructors. It seems that
> without the __attribute__((init_priority (xxx)) modifier, my
> C++ globals don't get initialized.

Sounds like a GCC issue in some way. Creating a linker map should identify 
where the ctors are going ( -Wl,-Map,foo to create a map file named foo).

> According to the eCos documentation, C++ globals without the 
> init_priority attribute get initialized last. In my case, they're
> never initialized.

Are you sure _any_ are? Have you used the tools you've built successfully 
before?

Jifl
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