On 12/11/15 17:12, Jon Foster wrote:
What we've discovered is that if we try to run the compiler on Android 5
(Lollipop) or greater the binary won't load and complains that it isn't
a "Position Independent Executable" (PIE). This is a feature similar to
PIC. In GCC they have a separate flag -fPIE as opposed to the -fPIC. The
purpose is to make the whole executable relocatable to facilitate
"randomized address spaces".
If I build a standard "program" (not library) with -Cg do I get a PIE...
or does that only affect linking for libraries? I haven't been able to
find anything on the iNet regarding PIE and FPC.
The problem is that the startup code for Android, which is handwritten
assembly and hence not affected by any compiler switches, contains
non-PIC code.
This has been fixed in trunk fairly recently, but it was too late for 3.0.
Jonas
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