C++ linker warning because of virtual destructor / clang

Question

I'm getting a linker warning caused by virtual destructors. My environment is the KEIL compiler v6.5 (clang).

Warning: L6439W: Multiply defined Global Symbol __clang_call_terminate defined in invalid_group(new.cpp.o) rejected in favor of Symbol defined in .text.__clang_call_terminate(cxa_handlers.cpp.o).

I get this warning as soon as I add the virtual destructor to an interface. For example:

class IInterface {
  virtual ~IInterface(){}

  virtual void doSomething() const = 0;
}

As soon as I implement one single derived class of this interface I get the above mentioned warning. As soon as I remove the virtual destructor, the warning vanishes.

I tried really many things to find out what's the reason, but didn't succeed...

Does someone know how to fix this warning?

Thank you!

Edit: A complete example throwing this warning:

class IInterface {
  public:
  virtual ~IInterface();

  virtual void doSomething() = 0;
};

IInterface::~IInterface() {

}

class SomeClass : public IInterface {
  public:
  virtual void doSomething();
};

void SomeClass::doSomething() {

}

int main() {

}

Answer 1

I asked support of ARM and got the information that this warning is spurious. So it seems to be an issue of the current ARM clang compiler toolchain implementation.

Nevertheless thank you all for your responses on this topic.