Created attachment 1505367 [details] test case Description of problem: I am not really sure to whom to attribute this bug, as too many components are involved. The problem starts from the fact that mesa uses RTLD_GLOBAL to open various libs, and some of them are written in C++, so they take libstdc++ in. This leads to a crash when some other component uses clang's libcxx. I filled the mesa bug already: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=108669 However, I suppose libcxxabi and libsupc++ should be binary compatible, so there should be no crash when they interfere. That's why I am also opening this bug. See the attached test-case. Run "make", it will build 2 shlibs and "main" executable. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: easily Steps to Reproduce: 1. make 2. ./main Actual results: crash Expected results: no crash Additional info: I am not really sure if this is a bug here, or such mix is not possible, in which case the bug is only in mesa?
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