Re: gold: problems with mixed C++/Fortran program

2009-03-24 Thread Ian Lance Taylor
b...@gmx.net writes: >> The difference in the output appears to be in the strings. This >> suggests that your compilers are behaving differently than I expect with >> respect to references to entries in string merge sections. Can you send >> me just the file TestClass.o? That might be enough fo

gold: problems with mixed C++/Fortran program

2009-03-24 Thread tuebenedikt
Dear gold developers, Dear Ian, Being very happy when I read about the new fast linker, I tried to use it on the package I'm working with (1050229 lines C++, 649866 lines Fortran 90), together with our preferred toolchain of the Intel C++ and Fortran compiler. For the linking step itself, I n

Re: gold: problems with mixed C++/Fortran program

2009-03-24 Thread Ian Lance Taylor
tuebened...@yahoo.de writes: > Not being a linking expert, I assume the object code of fortran > subroutines is compatible to objects derived from C code. Am I wrong? Yes, the object code should be compatible. > === > And now for the details: You will fin