On 2018-11-20, Christian Weisgerber wrote:
> (Unfortunately, it still errors out with text relocations when built
> on i386 with lld, but that's a separate issue.)
There are text relocations deep in the runtime environment, somewhere
in a maze of Prolog, WAM, C and inline assembly.
That said, s
Jeremie Courreges-Anglas:
> Testing on sparc64 proved successful even though '-fno-pie -nopie'
> wasn't used in CFLAGS. Using those seems needed only on i386, and maybe
> powerpc (can't test those archs). We want to use PIE when possible, so
> the diff below restricts the use of '-fno-pie -nopie
On 2018-11-17, Jeremie Courreges-Anglas wrote:
> Testing on sparc64 proved successful even though '-fno-pie -nopie'
> wasn't used in CFLAGS. Using those seems needed only on i386, and maybe
> powerpc (can't test those archs). We want to use PIE when possible, so
> the diff below restricts the u
As pointed out by Daniel, gprolog can now work on sparc64 if we help it
a little. Detection of sigaction/siginfo_t fails for a dubious reason
(the system returns the address of the page of the faulty access,
instead of the faulty address). The diff below attempts to fix it in
a portable way.
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