Is the time used by the linker a concern here? If not, you could run the linker twice, once with -zdefs (to get the symbols) and then a second time without (to do the actual link).
- Ali Bob Tanski wrote: > I should have been a little more specific. > > When you use -Bsymbolic the linker spits out the unresolved symbols and > then completes the link of the shared object. I'm looking for a way to > get the same behavior without specifying -Bsymbolic. -zdef spits out > the symbols but doesn't perform the link. > > thanks > > bob > > Rod Evans wrote: >> Bob Tanski wrote: >> >>> Hi >>> >>> In the past PTC linked their shared objects with -Bsymbolic. Using this >>> option produced a list of unresolved symbols that PTC found very useful. >>> >>> PTC now uses -xldscope=symbolic when building their shared objects, but >>> now the linker no longer produces a list of unresolved symbols. >>> >>> Is there a way to force the linker to produce this list if unresolved >>> symbols? >>> >> -zdefs? >> >> > >
