On Feb 08, Bill Allombert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> - libraries can contain short sections of non-PIC code on architectures
>> which allow this [i386 is OK, any other?] if this allows a
>> significant speed increase.
>
>This should be expended to cover the case of assembly files/ __asm
Marco d'Itri wrote:
> I think that policy needs two small corrections to reflect current
> practices wrt shared libraries and PIC code:
>
> - what is PIC library needs to be correctly defined: compiling with
> -fPIC is not enough to have PIC code, the object MUST NOT have a
> TEXTREL section
I think that policy needs two small corrections to reflect current
practices wrt shared libraries and PIC code:
- what is PIC library needs to be correctly defined: compiling with
-fPIC is not enough to have PIC code, the object MUST NOT have a
TEXTREL section either [any other symbols need to
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