Hello, Roland McGrath, le Fri 20 Dec 2013 13:05:42 -0800, a écrit : > The linker is supposed to define those symbols automagically. > Did it break?
We have been having “ checking for sufficient default -shared layout... no ” at least since 2.17, yes. (I don't have logs between 2.13 and 2.17) Note that this is a Debian build, and also happens on Linux ports. Here is the config.log output from 2.17: configure:6644: checking for sufficient default -shared layout configure:6663: i486-gnu-gcc-4.7 -shared -o conftest.so conftest.s 1>&5 configure:6666: $? = 0 nono from: NOTE .note.gnu.build-i GNU_HASH .gnu.hash DYNSYM .dynsym STRTAB .dynstr VERSYM .gnu.version VERNEED .gnu.version_r REL .rel.dyn REL .rel.plt PROGBITS .init PROGBITS .plt PROGBITS .text PROGBITS .fini NOTE .note.a NOTE .note.b PROGBITS .eh_frame INIT_ARRAY .init_array FINI_ARRAY .fini_array PROGBITS .jcr DYNAMIC .dynamic PROGBITS .got PROGBITS .got.plt PROGBITS .data NOBITS .bss PROGBITS .comment STRTAB .shstrtab SYMTAB .symtab STRTAB .strtab configure:6698: result: no So the NOTEs are indeed not put at the beginning by the debian linker. Samuel
