Simon Kissel <simon.kis...@nerdherrschaft.com> schrieb am So., 28. Okt. 2018, 12:30:
> Hi Florian, > > > The %gs based approach works only for object files linked statically to > > the executable. In general there are four TLS access models on linux and > > at least three of them need to be supported, if one wants to support > > dyn. libraries in a usefull manner. > > Are you talking about being able to create dynlibs in FPC, > that then are consumed by FPC, and need to be able to support > exceptions? > > I know an approach is needed that FPC benefits from in a generic > way, but for my case: We don't do that. As long as I am able > to link against glibc-based stuff, I am fine. > The thing is that we can't enable or disable a feature based on whether a program links third party libraries or a unit is included in a library or not, cause we might need to work with precompiled units. So either you'll need to enable this feature for a locally build FPC amd be aware that you can't really create libraries then or the feature needs to be implemented completely. Regards, Sven >
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