https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=15041
Alex <afranchuk at lgsinnovations dot com> changed:
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--- Comment #5 from Alex <afranchuk at lgsinnovations dot com> ---
This issue, and associated patch, was reverted a month after it was added in,
by b138e9bffdf97f9c172c1138418c3670178d7c7b.
This change to *(.pdata*) and *(.xdata*) causes a large project I've been
building lately to crash when an exception is thrown and caught, as the
.pdata/.xdata sections seem to have missing and messed up symbols. These
warnings are thrown during compilation, which is how I found this page.
Changing these back to *(.pdata) and *(.xdata) (as suggested in the patch for
this bug) cause the exception handling to work correctly.
Why is matching with the * necessary? The above-mentioned commit does not
specify the reasoning behind the change, and the commit against the pe.sc
template is also vague (that was .pdata for a while, but recently, in December,
was changed back to .pdata*).
Note that the changes a while back to add KEEP() around these symbols is still
there, and seems to work fine.
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