Multiple inheritance broken when compiling for thumb target

[andy parker <andy dot parker at oxsemi dot com>]

Hello gcc community,

Following on from a message I sent to this group some weeks ago, I've 
still had no luck compiling a simple app which uses C++'s multiple 
inheritance.
My code contains the following classes:
class A
{
public:
              A();
     virtual ~A();
     virtual void F();
};


class B
{
public:
              B();
     virtual ~B();
     virtual void F();
};


class C : public A, public B
{
public:
              C();
     virtual ~C();
     void F();
};

At the link stage I do get an image but I also get an "unsupported 
relocation error" and thunks for my virtual functions are corrupted.

I've tried gcc-3.0.1/2/3/4 and they all behave in the same manner. I 
haven't succeeded in fully building intermediate snapshots due to issues 
with internal libstdc++ libraries but I have managed to build and use 
the linker from the snapshots 20020107,20020114, and 20020218 all with 
the same effect.

Hitherto I've got around this problem by building arm code, but I've 
arrived at the point where I really do need to generate some working 
thumb code.

Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Andy
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