Lee Noar wrote:
Peter Naulls wrote:
Lee Noar wrote:
> A recent build, yes, but of version glib2.0_2.16.6. I've just tried to
> rebuild with the autobuilder, but it failed to download the source
> (last-failure attached).
Guess they're still messing with stuff. Won't be able to take a look
perhaps until tomorrow.
Yes, in fact the compiler passes the -k option (IIRC) to the assembler
when compiling PIC so that the assembler can set the appropriate flags
in the resulting object. I suspect though that under Linux mixing such
objects is allowed because PIC code does work in static code (although
not as efficiently).
x86 yes, but not generally in ARM Linux - at least, not back in the day
- I don't immediately have an ARM compiler to hand to check if this
is still true. If you dig through the OpenOffice.org bugs you can find
a bug I filed on just this issue around 2003.
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