Hi,
I'm coming with a problem, and the case is like this:
When I compiled and linked my code like this:
1.gcc -Wl,-r -Wl,-d -static a.c -o a.o
2.ld -q a.o -o a.out
I got the file a.out which is an excutable file with relocation
information, however, all the printf functions worked improperly if I
redirected output of a.out to a specific file
./a.out > a.log
There was nothing in a.log, but if I just run a.out without
redirection, I could get the result from the standard output.
I compiled and linked my program like this because I want to create a
static program with relocation infomation, which would be used as the
input of ALTO(A Link Time Optimizer).
The program a.c goes as follows
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#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
printf("this is a try\n");
return 0;
}
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The a.c was compiled by a cross-compiler generated by gcc 3.4.1. And
the cross compiler was made to generate codes running on a mips
platform. The a.o was linked by a cross-compiled ld with GNU ld
version 2.15.
