Il 19/05/2013 18:30, Ed Maste ha scritto: > I'd rather > not end up just introducing a parallel set of ldscript files for > FreeBSD, so would like to generate it from the default built-in one if > possible. > > For the FreeBSD x86-64 case I can create a suitable linker script (at > least, one identical to what's in the FreeBSD ports tree) with just > the following: > > ld --verbose | sed \ > -e '1,/==================================================/d' \ > -e '/==================================================/,$d' \ > -e 's/0x400000/0x60000000/g' > > That is, it just changes the start address. Is this generally the > only difference between QEMU's linker scripts and system built-ins? > (Perhaps we're missing other changes in FreeBSD, or platforms other > than x86_64 have more extensive changes?)
Is this still needed if you compile QEMU with PIE? Currently we do that only for a few architectures due to lack of testing, but it could well be made the default, and help dropping the linker scripts. Paolo
