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Re: [PATCH] Don't use crtstuff for alpha-netbsd on 3.1 branch
On Wed, May 29, 2002 at 04:28:30PM -0700, Richard Henderson wrote:
> Hmm. What exactly gets missed? Can it be re-factored into
> separate object file(s) and used alongside the gcc files?
Version/ABI tag info is stored in the NetBSD crtbegin. It certainly
could be factored out into a separate object file, but it would take
some planning and coordination to make sure the flag day didn't cause
too much pain.
I am certainly not opposed to fixing this situation (and it will save me time
making sure NetBSD crt{begin,end} have all the necessary stuff for GCC :-),
but it's much lower on my priority list than dealing with basic NetBSD target
support in GCC.
However, this isn't the only lossage -- At various times, I've had programs
linked with the GCC crtstuff SEGV early on, but I have never had the time
to track that down yet.
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