Hello,
It seems that Android uses the gnu-ld, linker version 2.17 for
both arm and i686.
Is there any reason to use this version for Android ?

More later version,e.g. 2.17.50.0.X of gnu-ld has the support
of GNU-style hash, which gives much quicker relocation time in the
runtime loader, especially for the binaries which use many libraries
with
many symbols.
So, I think using the GNU-style hash for Android may give the better
performance of the runtime boot.
(Note that using this hash requires the additional implementation
of bionic linker)

Thank you very much.

-- Hoegaarden

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