Hello,
I'm trying to compile a small program I write (actually part of iit). Unfortunately
there are memcpy (and also strcpy) call in my code. I though that GCC convert them to
builtins and so no call are made. And it seems to work ... on some filesonly ...
I'm using GCC version egcs 2.91.66. Does anybody know an easy way to get these
builtin function working ? I even try to use the name __builtin_memcpy (as GCC doc
states) but a simple nm on my object file shows an undefined memcpy symbol. I'm sure
there
must be a way to avoid it because the kernel code use memcpy and have no memcpy in the
system.map file so I can expect to be able to do the same.
Laurent
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