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Please provide testcase
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Please provide testcases.
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--- Additional Comments From hjl at lucon dot org 2007-11-07 04:51 ---
Can you try binutils 2.18?
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In certain Win32 PE (i386) EXE files (which might be packed), objdump segfaults
due to something in the PE headers. I can provide an example .EXE file to
reproduce this.
Reproduction: "objdump -x foo.exe"
Example backtrace:
[...]
191009 0 RegQueryValueA 191009
19101b
Several Win32 PE files, which appear to be UPX compressed, with broken/tweeked
headers, cause SEGFAULTs (sig 11) when run as "objdump -x foo.exe"
Example backtrace:
The Export Tables (interpreted UPX1 section contents)
Export Flagseb34e215
Time/Date stamp ebd57
Hi Daniela,
Redefining a symbol with the '.set' directive in connection with the location
counter does not work correctly.
I am using:
GNU assembler 2.14
This is your problem. Version 2.14 is an old version which was known to have
problems in this area. The current release is 2.18. Please
Last time I tried rebuilding firefox 2.0.0.8 rpm from Fedora on my Alpha it
failed with some relocation problems like this:
... relocation truncated to fit: GPREL16 against symbol ...
(Build log: http://buildsys.zero42.at/koji/getfile?taskID=53055&name=build.log)
I know this error very well, bec
Hello,
I encountered a problem which seems to be a bug in the assembler 'as':
Redefining a symbol with the '.set' directive in connection with the location
counter does not work correctly.
I am using:
GNU assembler 2.14 20030612, configured for `i586-pc-msdosdjgpp', getting to
DOS from Windows 98
