I notice also that the glibc in maemo chinook seems to have support for GNU_HASH linking style. Unfortunately the binutils for scratchbox are too old to allow you to use the -Wl,--hash-style=both LDFLAGS to activate this linking mode.
I have built and updated a copy of my scratchbox to binutils_2.18.1~cvs20080103-4_armel.deb from debian. I had to change a few of the "ld" executables manually, for example in here; /scratchbox/compilers/cs2005q3.2-glibc2.5-arm/arm-none-linux-gnueabi/bin But after this I can compile and link a trivial main.cpp into a main using only the GNU_HASH style. The resulting executable can execute fine on an n810. So, with the executable compiled without style=both means that a chinook device seems happy to read and execute a GNU_HASH executable. I'm having troubles making the new binutils stick in the scratchbox for more complex applications compiled with autotools. Has anyone else updated their binutils and have any tips they would like to share? When I try to compile a more complex autotools app I'm getting ld returned 126 errors. Luckily I've got scratchbox itself installed in a virtual machine so I can tinker and rollback easily :) I'll have another crack at the cross compiling link farm tomorrow...
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