Hi,
Anton Ertl wrote:
> The only problem is that we have to find the start and the end of the
> code to copy, and the code has to be contiguous, and that's what 3.3
> apparently fouls up.
The way I would do this is to put the to-be-moved code into a distinct ELF
section. That way you can force it to be contiguous. You can then let the
linker fill a function start/end address table, and when copying you can
adjust the addresses relative to the start of that section.
The Linux kernel uses these techniques quite extensively.
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