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gcc7.4 RFA8.1 compatible library ?


Hello,

according to the document API COMPATIBILITY MATRIX, Tab "Compilers", "RFA - C++ 8.1 & newer (OMM and 64 bit only)" is compatible with gcc 7.4.0.

Please, confirm that "RFA - C++ Edition - 8.1.2.L1 - Linux" distributive is indeed compatible and was checked with gcc 7.4.0.

We're seeing some sporadical issues with memories when handling unsolicited events and need to double check we have proper setup.

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Vladimir
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Hello Vladimir @vzaytsev,

RFA 8.1.2.L1 is compatible with gcc 7.4. The comment that I find there is

"RFA C++ 8.1.2.L1 release is qualified using GCC 7.4.0 with C++17 Language Standard enabled"

Please note, in Operating System tab, the versions on Linux that the release was tested on.

If the memory issues suspected happen to manifest with a custom application, I would suggest testing a longer run with one of the examples that came with SDK for comparison, Consumer and Consumer_BatchView


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Hello Vladimir @vzaytsev,

Did the issue continue to manifest in the custom app?

Were you able to reproduce it with one of the simple examples?

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