kum <a.kumaresh@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > There are no direct invocation of my_foo1. What prevents the compiler > from emitting a PC relative address to store in my_foo? Something like > lw $2, PC - <offset> You need to get the address of my_foo1 into $2. Using a PC relative value only works if your processor has a PC-relative load instruction. Not all processors have such an instruction. If your processor has one and gcc is not using it, then this may be a bug. Ian
