As I expected, the problem that I was having was a subtly annoying
oversight. Guido's advice led to the solution: our system setup is
such that ld looks at a wrong version of libg++.a. When you run g++
it explicitly tells ld where to find the libraries, but in my case
where I was calling ld explicitly, it just assumed some other (yet to
be determined) library. Once I told it where to look, everything
worked smoothly.
So thanks to all of you who helped me hunt this one down, esp. Matt,
Tommy, ^ Guido.
-Simeon-
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