Charles Hardin wrote:
> Ok, so what is the preferred solution?
>
> 1. stick with objcopy and do the #ifdef
> 2. stick with objcopy and do an external script to rename the symbols
> 3. go back to making a startup.c - maybe use a bin2hex c program
> instead of tclsh
>
> I don't like 1 since there a
Ok, so what is the preferred solution?
1. stick with objcopy and do the #ifdef
2. stick with objcopy and do an external script to rename the symbols
3. go back to making a startup.c - maybe use a bin2hex c program
instead of tclsh
I don't like 1 since there are problems with objcopy behavior - if
Charles Hardin wrote:
charles> Using objcopy on a linux distro results in unresolved symbols
[ basically: _binary_startup_tcl_size vrs binary_startup_tcl_size]
EEK... This needs an #IFDEF linux/cygwin
Otherwise your patch will break.
Nasty problem. there should be a better way of handlin
Using objcopy on a linux distro results in unresolved symbols
$ objcopy -V
GNU objcopy 2.17.50.0.6-2.el5 20061020
Copyright 2005 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This program is free software; you may redistribute it under the terms of
the GNU General Public License. This program has absolutely no
