Two things:
I fetched a CVS version of binutils from GNU yesterday evening and
updated the debian source package and compiled:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ ld --version
GNU ld version 051024 20051024 Debian GNU/Linux
This version seems to be a little(!!!) bit faster but not as before
with gcc 3.3 and the old binutils. The binary packages and source are
here: http://alpha.thetaphi.de/binutils/
binutils-CVS20051024 compiles without problems included in the
original debian source package, the makefile.am/.in dpatch must be
excluded (already included upstream cvs). The CVS version of
yesterday had a problem in the MAN-Pages generation, but this was
fixed by commenting out a link to a missing file.
What's interesting:
This bug only applies to linking object files of C++ programs, normal
object files of C code are as fast as before (including the
compilation of the new binutils...). Maybe this can lie in the fact
that C++ compilers generate a lot of more symbols with auto-generated names.
Uwe
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