We are recently facing one issue with the build. Intro: our system consists of one executable .sct and one shared object .so we are compiling one file **.c in executable which has definitions for 2 functions which we are referring only from shared object. No other function or global variables from file referred any where in the executable. Issue: Once compilation and linking is done. when we checked for definitions of function in executable using "nm" they are missing. actually all the definition from the file are missing in executable. we checked for definitions in object file they are present. We tried -o0 but no use. we tried whole-archive which is working for us but we are getting lot of errors "undefined". Our system don't compile all the files it compiles only specific once and we can't compile everything as our system does not need them. GCC is stripping the object file when nothing from the file is being used anywhere in the executable. We have to disable this feature of linker g++ could any one please help us to resolve this issue?? thanks in advance, Pramod. -- View this message in context: http://gcc.1065356.n5.nabble.com/How-to-disable-GCC-optimization-tp967456.html Sent from the gcc - Help mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
