Hello,
I am experimenting with some different memory architectures and would like to isolate instruction and data accesses (Harvard architecture style). I am currently working with the PPC 405 processor and I am cross compiling applications using Crosstool (gcc-3.3.1 and glibc-2.3.2). The R_PPC_REL32 relocations that appear when I compile shared/dynamic libraries violate the separation I am trying to achieve by placing data values (essentially jump addresses) in the executable (.text, .fini, .init) segments. I can't seem to find any options that allow me to elminate/remove these types of relocations. Are these types of relocations necessary when compiling shared/dynamic objects for the 405? If not, how the compiler be instructed not to use them? Is this some sort of optimization (note: I did not use optimization in the compile)?
Thanks,
Josh
