Declan Moriarty schrieb: > > I would not claim to be up on present compilers, or C, but to me it > looks like the compile options. > > /start useless knowledge > -fPIC gives you position independent code, i.e. the kernel can put it > anywhere in ram and it will work; the benefit of that is that a hacker > can't rely on a program appearing anywhere in particular. PUSH, and POP > are assembler instructions, and assembler is _not_ position independent, That's not true. As long as you are careful about a few things(not messing up %ebx, etc) assembler code can be very well position independent. _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.winehq.org/mailman/listinfo/wine-users
