------- Additional Comments From nickc at redhat dot com 2010-05-26 14:29
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Hi H.J.
The assembler is failing to parse the .section directive because the #
character starts a line comment. If you assemble your test case with the -f
option added to the command line then it will work.
Presumably the # character is required by Solaris assembler. Do you know if
the Solaris assembler treats # as being a line command character at places other
than inside a .section directive ? If so then we are probably never going to be
able to be compatible with it.
The uploaded patch improves the error message slightly. What do you think of
it ?
Cheers
Nick
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