Thomas Schwinge, le Tue 12 Feb 2013 12:00:05 +0100, a écrit : > What the Linux kernel is doing, at least the 3.2 kernel on x86 that I've > been testing on, is putting the "beginning of the program break" in the > 512 MiB area, 0x2xxxxxxx. I have not yet figured out why exactly this > region. As I understand it, that would be mm->start_brk, initialized in > fs/binfmt_elf.c:set_brk, called from a few places. Will continue to > track this down unless you already know.
I don't know. > When adding a test case to glibc, I noticed your hack doesn't play nicely > with setrlimit as used by test-skeleton.c, so that may need some > follow-up tweaking, too. > > > And then, I found GDB also doesn't like PIE binaries... ;-) Yes... Samuel
