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> "Steven J. Hill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > > I have written a loadble module ( which gets complied
Subject: Re: unresoved symbol _gp_disp
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Steven J. Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have written a loadble module ( which gets complied
along with kernel) which does some floating point
operation.
NO FLOATING POINT in the kernel PERIOD
"Steven J. Hill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I have written a loadble module ( which gets complied
> > along with kernel) which does some floating point
> > operation.
> >
> NO FLOATING POINT in the kernel PERIOD. Either use integer
> operations, or redo your software architecture and do
> I have written a loadble module ( which gets complied
> along with kernel) which does some floating point
> operation.
>
NO FLOATING POINT in the kernel PERIOD. Either use integer
operations, or redo your software architecture and do the
floating point in userspace.
-Steve
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Steven J. Hill wrote:
I have written a loadble module ( which gets complied
along with kernel) which does some floating point
operation.
NO FLOATING POINT in the kernel PERIOD.
Unless you compile your code with -msoft-float *and* also have a version
of libgcc compiled with -mlong-calls
to load the module i get the following
error
"unresoved symbol _gp_disp".
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below is from MIPS FAQ which also doesn't help:
Insmod complains about the _gp_disp symbol being
undefined
_gp_disp is a magic symbol used with PIC code on MIPS
to load the module i get the following
error
unresoved symbol _gp_disp.
===
below is from MIPS FAQ which also doesn't help:
Insmod complains about the _gp_disp symbol being
undefined
_gp_disp is a magic symbol used with PIC code on MIPS.
Be happy
I have written a loadble module ( which gets complied
along with kernel) which does some floating point
operation.
NO FLOATING POINT in the kernel PERIOD. Either use integer
operations, or redo your software architecture and do the
floating point in userspace.
-Steve
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To unsubscribe from
Steven J. Hill wrote:
I have written a loadble module ( which gets complied
along with kernel) which does some floating point
operation.
NO FLOATING POINT in the kernel PERIOD.
Unless you compile your code with -msoft-float *and* also have a version
of libgcc compiled with -mlong-calls
Steven J. Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have written a loadble module ( which gets complied
along with kernel) which does some floating point
operation.
NO FLOATING POINT in the kernel PERIOD. Either use integer
operations, or redo your software architecture and do the
floating
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