Ok, it seems that the problem is in the link flags. I first realized that
Sun's compiler did not have the problem
-bash-4.0$ cc -dy -G -z text -o foo.so ../opensolaris/build/libeclgmp.a
-Bdynamic -lc
and then tried adding -shared to the GCC flags
-bash-4.0$ gcc -shared -dy -G -Wl,-ztext -o foo.so
../opensolaris/build/libeclgmp.a -Bdynamic -lc
So it does not suffice the standard shared-library linking flags for Solaris
(-dy -G), one also has to add GCC's own flag (-shared) to let it link in a
different C runtime.
Juanjo
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