Am Donnerstag, 26.08.04 um 00:26 Uhr schrieb Peter Jansen:
Hi Peter,
I've started to add some assembly routines to my project which is in
C until now. Now I get the following error internal compiler error:
Unsupported Relocation Error
Without your code, its generally due to a symbol size problem. You
have an instruction in Assembler taking a symbol from C and the C
symbol has a larger address size than the assembler instruction can
take.
This happens at link time when the symbols are allocated actual
addresses and the instructions which use these symbols are updated
with the allocated address.
Peter,
the problems was a variable that was defined as unaligned byte in my
assembler code but it was accessed as word. Changing the variable to
aligned short solves the problem.
The compiler message is somehow misleading because it says "internal
compiler error: ....". In fact its a source code problem.
Thanks,
Peter
