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> > Do you think the problem is with the new hardened gcc specs that |
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> > automatically adds -fPIC if no -fPIC is found? |
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> > This flipflop logic may be the cause for the .a library getting misbuilt |
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> > as PIC with the gcc internal preparation function showing up in the |
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> > object files... |
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> we do not enforce -fPIC, the enforcement is -fPIE (it should be somehow |
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> different, not usable in shared libs) |
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well, whichever it is, it makes those .o files PIC and then the elfloader |
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will barf on those symbols. i guess -fPIE can end up being enforced if |
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these modules are not compiled with -shared or whatever else your specs |
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file logic would trigger on. as i said in the previous answer, the correct |
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solution is to teach the elfloader to handle hidden symbols properly. |
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