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Article #197dynamic_cast in C++ Mex files
From: Dirk Walther
Date: Wed, 15 May 2002 20:37
Date: Wed, 15 May 2002 20:37
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Hello everyone I would like to use dynamic_cast in C++ Matlab-Mex files. This seems to be okay if I use g++ 2.96 but crashes with a segmentation fault when I use g++ 3.02. I will have to use g++ 3.02 because of new features in the standard library. Does anyone have similar experiences or know any advice what to do? Cheers Dirk
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