Using C++ classes crashes plugins on Linux.

[Rokolell]

When I want to use any C++ class in a Plugin on Linux, like I do on Windows where it works perfectly fine, it just crashes the whole client.. I don't get why tho..

An example

//This crashes on Linux:
int ts3plugin_init() {
	printf("Uptown: init\n");
	ts3Functions.getPluginPath(pluginPath, 1024, pluginID);
	myclass = new MyClass();
	return 0;
}

//This works on Linux:
int ts3plugin_init() {
	printf("Uptown: init\n");
	ts3Functions.getPluginPath(pluginPath, 1024, pluginID);
	return 0;
}

Compiled with:

gcc -c -Wall -O2 -fPIC -o test.o -I../include plugin.cpp
gcc -o meem.so -shared test.o

How can I fix this? I'm externing the function in plugin.h btw.

[Thomas]

Try to invoke g++ instead of gcc.