I ran into this yesterday as well, with kaffe-1.0.5. Where do I find the
patched ld.so? Is there a way to determine if a .so has been built with
-fpic? Is it a performance problem to make -fpic the default?
-Jamey Hicks
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From: Philip Blundell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2000 4:42 AM
To: Ralph Siemsen
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Subject: Re: arm jre ?
>Presumably the target is a NetWinder - this message is emitted by the
>loader when running code with 24-bit relocs. Chances are you have not
>built the package using -fpic option, or the cross compiler is not
>configured quite right.
It'll happen on any ARM machine. Scott has actually patched ld.so now to
allow non-PIC shared objects, so we should see less of this in future.
p.
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