>All the problem symbols come from libc.a (malloc, strchr, ...). >Does this imply that the objects in libc.a were compiled w/out -fPIC ? Yes. The static library libc.a is built without -fPIC. There is a performance loss in using PIC code, and it's not normally necessary unless shared objects are involved. Are you deliberately using the static libc rather than the shared one? If so, consider not doing that. :-) If not, check that you have an appropriate libc.so symlink in $PREFIX/lib. p. unsubscribe: body of `unsubscribe linux-arm' to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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