Ludo Brands wrote:
FPC (in svn trunk) already supports using the native Solaris
ld by using the -Xn parameter. It doesn't appear to be
documented yet though.
2.4.4 works also with -Xn
Thanks for that Ludo, I'm currently trying to get all systems here onto
2.4.4 as the stable version befor
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> FPC (in svn trunk) already supports using the native Solaris
> ld by using the -Xn parameter. It doesn't appear to be
> documented yet though.
>
2.4.4 works also with -Xn
Ludo
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> FPC (in svn trunk) already supports using the native Solaris
> ld by using the -Xn parameter. It doesn't appear to be
> documented yet though.
>
>
Just found that out from t_sunos.pas (cs_link_native in
init_settings.globalswitches)...
Ludo
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On 15 Jul 2011, at 11:01, Ludo Brands wrote:
> progress and far from stable. Since gcc is happily using solaris ld, I guess
> the pressure to move on is low. So, I'm looking into modifying t_sunos.pas
> to use solaris ld. When converting link.res to something ld understood I
> have encoutered a f
A while ago I reported the problems encountered with glib and libc when
using lazarus on Solaris. Further testing shows that the problem isn't with
glib and libc but gld creating apparently a non solaris ABI compatible
program. In an fpc program linked with gld a libc malloc will always return
a nu