While upgrading my desktop I added a couple new things to gcc's specs:
*cc1_options:
%{O3:%eDon't use -O3} %{march=i486:;:%{march=*:%eDon't set -march}}
This causes -O3, and -march={anything but i486}, to stop gcc, because I don't
want to use buggy gcc optimizations.
*link_command:
%{static|Bstatic|shared|Bshareable|i|r|pie|nopie|fno-pic|fno-PIC|fno-pie|
fno-PIE:;:-pie --warn-shared-textrel --fatal-warnings }
This causes gcc to stop if 'ld' links something which is known to have
textrel's. This one should be added to the book.
I'm in blfs, and both of these work perfectly so far.
I would like to have an option to warn about executable stack markings, but it
doesn't exist so far. The alternative is to mark everything as nonexecstack,
and break a small handfull of packages.
robert
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