https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=91228
--- Comment #3 from Richard Biener <rguenth at gcc dot gnu.org> ---
I think I warned you in a followup to your mail(In reply to Martin Liška from
comment #1)
> Obviously mine.
> @Richi: Have you seen anything similar to this?
I think I warned you in a followup to your mail that likely the renaming
is going to break since the first zero byte is the same as "no name" which
both Solaris and HPUX don't like. I suggested to change
/* Find the first '\0' in strings. */
zero_byte = (char *) memchr (strings, '\0', strsz);
to
/* Find the first '\0' in strings. */
zero_byte = (char *) memchr (strings + 1, '\0', strsz);
but then Jeff approved the original...
See all the glory details in PR83452 which you now uncovered again.
Note that a way out would be to append 'gnu_lto_v1' to .strings and
use the same name as before. As said, eventually an empty name does it
(but you can't use the empty name at offset zero).
> @Rainer: About what linker are we talking?
