On 1/21/19 10:26 AM, Alexander Monakov wrote:
On Mon, 21 Jan 2019, David Livshin wrote:
It definitely can be done; I am using gcc on Fedora and never saw @GOT* ( and
@PLT ) generated. However on Ubinty, gcc often generates these symbols.
On Ubuntu GCC is configured to emit PIE code by default (via
--enable-default-pie gcc configure option). You can override it with -no-pie
command line flag.
Alexander
Doesn't seems to solve the problem - while compiling with '-no-pie' or
'-fno-pie', gcc still generating @GOT* ( and @PLT ) references ( on
Ubuntu ).
David
