https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=26583
--- Comment #14 from Kilian Kegel <minnowware at hotmail dot com> --- Hi H.J.Lu, no it works! That is great! ;-) Your implementation resolves all of the bugs (2) that I noticed so far 26583, 26584 and 26547 (.BSS and OPTIMIZATION bug). So I will continue my project soon: Port of Torito C Library to Linux - that means to create ANSI C (C89/C90) applications with Visual Studio 2019 tool chain for 1. UEFI Shell 2. Linux x86-64 3. Windows10 64 (for validation of (1) and (2) only) https://github.com/KilianKegel/torito-C-Library To create the Linux .ELF executables the LINK.EXE is replaced by a GNU ld, running in a WSL2 VM (Windows subsystem for Linux) on the Windows Build Machine. To get a deeper understanding please tell me 1. Is Microsoft COFF support really (hopefully) a requirement of GNU/ld? 2. Are there probably other COFF variants that may be affected by that fix 3. Will this fix also appear in the next public release of BINUTILS? Thanks a lot, Kilian -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug.
