On 1/22/19 5:51 PM, Alexander Monakov wrote:
On Tue, 22 Jan 2019, David Livshin wrote:
Doesn't seems to solve the problem - while compiling with '-no-pie' or
'-fno-pie', gcc still generating @GOT* ( and @PLT ) references ( on Ubuntu ).
Hm, I don't have an easy access to new Ubuntu systems, and indeed it seems
-no-pie might not work; but -fno-pie should work nevertheless.
It would help if you'd show output of 'gcc -v' and a short self-contained
testcase exhibiting the problem.
Alexander
Unfortunately I myself don't have an easy access to Ununtu system -
using it occasionally on the cloud. Also, after compiling with the
-[f]no-pie flags I was unable to link the generated objects - don't
remember the exact wording of the error message but it was requesting to
recompile the sources using -fPIC.
As I generate the assembly files and then parse them ( see
www.dalsoft.com ) I decided to deal with the problem during parsing -
will adopt the parser to ignore these problematic symbols.
Thank you for your help.
David
