> Install a newer version of ld which does support the --gc-sections flag.
Do you know where to find a newer version of the linker
(binutils for arm linux)
Regards
Carsten
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Am Mittwoch, den 19.09.2007, 15:34 +0200 schrieb Carsten Bager:
> I have converted c header files for NanoX (Micro Windows) and written a
> small unit that can create buttons, labels etc. It is not a complete
> conversion, but it is useful. Is this of any interest for the free Pascal
> people?
> I have tested the 2.20 compiler for Arm. It looks good, a problem I had
> with
> threads has disappeared, but (there is always a but) now I have another
> problem.
> The bindery file is huge (Normally 160KB now 950KB. I presume that
> smart
> linking dos not work). I also get this warning form th
On 19 Sep 2007, at 15:34, Carsten Bager wrote:
The bindery file is huge (Normally 160KB now 950KB. I presume that
smart
linking dos not work). I also get this warning form the linker "ld:
Warning:
gc-sections option ignored".
I have seen this since the version 214.
My min problem is the b
I have tested the 2.20 compiler for Arm. It looks good, a problem I had with
threads has disappeared, but (there is always a but) now I have another
problem.
The bindery file is huge (Normally 160KB now 950KB. I presume that smart
linking dos not work). I also get this warning form the linker "l
Hello,
I received a message from a user that's trying to use my program with
openwrt.
I provide a binary for arm that I compiled natively on my lspro and he
cannot run it. I suspect a library problem (the lspro has a full-fledged
linux system, while openwrt seems to be using uClibc).
This is
