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| 286 | holmgren | 1 | Description: Don't use -nostartfiles when linking shared modules. |
| 2 | It's supposed to prevent program initialization routines from being |
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| 3 | incorrectly linked in, but instead causes runtime library symbol to |
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| 4 | be left out. |
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| 5 | Bug-Debian: https://bugs.debian.org/892574 |
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| 7 | --- a/src/configure.in |
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| 8 | +++ b/src/configure.in |
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| 9 | @@ -7622,13 +7622,6 @@ if test -z "$LDSHARED" ; then |
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| 10 | ldshared_is_cc=no |
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| 11 | ;; |
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| 12 | esac |
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| 13 | - if test "$GCC:$ldshared_is_cc" = "yes:yes" ; then |
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| 14 | - # On some architectures gcc attempts to link the shared object with |
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| 15 | - # the standard startup files (crt0.o et al), which may fail due to |
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| 16 | - # relocation errors. The flag -nostartfiles exists in gcc since at |
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| 17 | - # least version 3.3.2 from 2003, so this should be safe. |
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| 18 | - LDSHARED="$LDSHARED -nostartfiles" |
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| 19 | - fi |
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| 20 | fi |
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| 21 | AC_MSG_RESULT($LDSHARED) |
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| 22 |