[taansari]

Hi all!

I made a plug-in few months ago using Ubuntu 11.10 32 bit OS. It was (and still is) working fine for me. However, I had to deploy this over to a newer server : Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64 bit. When that happened it simply did not load, giving me 'BADF' etc etc.

To check if it was because of my plug-in or the OS itself, I compiled the bare bone stub_mm plug-in and deployed there. It worked! So gradually I started moving in my CPP files inside that stub_mm plug-in, to a point where it refused to get loaded as well.

It was a simple singleton implementation of a 'Logger' class. To check what was going on I started commenting code inside this Logger class to a point where the stub plug-in again got loaded by latest Ubuntu server. Surprised, I investigated further and as of now, I've discovered that the 'new' and 'delete' operators are causing this plug-in from loading!

Now I'm wondering what on earth is that??

Does anyone have any idea what is going on with the latest server?

Thanks in advance for your guidance!

[taansari]

I solved the problem - thanks for the moral support.

[caterpy]

I'm having the same problem.

How did you solve the it ? May you please share the fix with the community ?

[taansari]

Originally Posted by caterpy I'm having the same problem. How did you solve the it ? May you please share the fix with the community ?

new and delete keywords need to be replaced with malloc and free counterparts, and code patched accordingly

p.s. Sorry logged on after a long time

[Powerlord]

For that matter, make sure you have the 32-bit versions of various libraries installed.

As I recall, there's a meta-package named ia32-libs that installs the most common 32-bit libs. Although that was in 10.04, so that may have changed by 12.04.