[Click] -fno-rtti g++ option?

[Eddie Kohler]

Hi Ges,

We include the -fno-rtti option in order to make user level more like the 
kernel, where -fno-rtti is required (our kernel patch doesn't include RTTI 
support).  But you are right, it's neither necessary nor required at user 
level, and it is probably much better to allow linking with other libraries 
than maintain this bit of kernel correspondence.  I've removed the options. 
Please let the list know if this causes any problems, everyone!

Eddie


Ges wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Does click use the -fno-rtti option for compilation. I am using boost shared pointers for some elements that I am writing as part of a package. When I try to compile the classes I have written, the shared pointers crib about the -fno-rtti option. I have no way of avoiding the use of shared pointers since I am tying to get the gnuradio software radio project (which uses shared pointers) to work with click. 
> 
> Is there a way I can get around the -fno-rtti option? I am using the Makefile in the etc/samplepackage/ directory. 
> 
> Thanks,
> Gesly
> 
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