On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 09:58:52 -0800, Brad Boyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I haven't tried it, but the error does look familiar. I think this is > the error you get when binaries get too many symbols. The TOC normally > fits in a single 16bit offset window. If your binary gets too big, it > can't use simple immediate offsets to access individual elements. I > haven't seen that in quite a while, so I had thought gcc was smarter > about it now. However, this sounds very similar. I'm sure that the > java stuff is very large, with an insane number of symbols in a > single library. There were command line options to gcc to make it > assume that it needed to handle these differently. Try adding > -mminimal-toc to the gcc command line for all the object files. > There are some other related options listed in the man page. It worked!!!! thanks. once more the problem was that the compile system was assuming that "gcc -print-multi-directory" would print 64 if the resulting library should be 64 bits. > Brad Boyer > [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Rafael
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