I seem to be running into some problems with my configuration of Xcode and
the Standard C++ Library.
The symptom of the problem shows up when I try to use the 'string' class,
and specifically when I use the 'c_str()' method to access the 'C' string of
the class. It always returns a pointer to the beginning of the class
structure +1. The address of the 'C' string appears to be at the head of the
structure and if I cast that as a pointer to a char* I see the string.
However, 'c_str()' neither casts it or even points to the correct address,
its off by 1. This I can work around by using '.data()' instead, which at
least returns the correct address.
The other symptom I see is an exception being thrown anytime the
'.replace()' method is called, since this is used in other methods such as
'.substr()' I can't work around this.
I have tried both the static lib and dynamic lib and both show the same
results. I turned on both Symbols Hidden By Default, and Inline Functions
Hidden.
I'm sure there is a setting I'm missing here and I'm hoping someone else has
seen and fixed this.
Thanks In Advanced.
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