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If anything it should be the linker which should error out. The linker is part
of binutils, report it to them.
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And what do you think about the fact that it produces crashing code without any
warning?
Is there a chance that 'as' could emit a warning when it produces
R_SPARC_GOT22/R_SPARC_GOT10 relocations instead of
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--- Comment #6 from Bruno Haible ---
> passing -fno-pie seems to be the agreed upon way out here.
My assembly code is located in a library (think at libffcall, libffi, gmp,
...).
Therefore I don't control the final linker options.
So, the only
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--- Comment #4 from Jakub Jelinek ---
Obviously, if you are compiling hand written assembly and linking it into PIEs
the code must be PIC. So what is written in #c2 is not a workaround, but the
right fix. If you have assembly that is not PIC
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Test case program, part 2
