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> Agreed. Looking at that thread the unconditional enabling was somewhat
> controversial. Could we make it a target independent configure option that
> is off
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> I'd like to see a plan and a timeline how we move forward with this.
OK, how about this:
1. We apply the patch, change the default to all targets back
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The patch does look good, but there are a few problems with it:
1. Copyright: Do you have an FSF copyright assignment in place for the
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Hi Riku,
> use file_ptr for seek position in elf files
Thanks very much for this patch. I have checked it in along with this
changelog entry. Please let
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Right - I have checked my patch in. H.J. - if you add a patch like this to
your sources then x86/x86_64 linux targets will again default to compressing
debug sections:
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Hi Ronald,
>> How about this:
>>
>>If the symbol already exists and the symbol that is being added has the
>> warning flag set, then it is treated as the addition of a warning, and it is
>> inserted be
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Hi H.J.
> How about --enable-assembler-compressed-debug-sections or
> --enable-compressed-debug-sections-in-assembler?
Either is OK, but ... if we agree that we should also being configuring
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Hi H.J.
> A patch to add
>
> --enable-compressed-debug-sections={all,gas,gold,ld}
> Enable compressed debug sections for gas, gold or ld
> by default
Before the patch goes in
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> BTW. I didn't get a reply from ass...@gnu.org yet.
yes - that is why I was happy to check the patch in. :-)
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Hi H.J.
> Should --enable-compressed-debug-sections=ld,gas work?
As opposed to --enable-compressed-debug-sections=all ? Hmm, yes I guess
that it should. Although it will make parsing this option trick
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Hi Ronald,
Thanks for the updated patch. I have now checked it in, along with a
testcase to make sure that it continues to work.
I think supporting an escape sequence for the equals sign would be nic
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Hi Jiong,
> The testcases includes failed on arm big-endian. Can be reproduced on x86
> cross --target=armeb-none-eabi
>
> FAIL: VFPv2 vldr to vmov
> FAIL: VFPv3 vldr to vmov
> FAIL: VFPv3xd vldr to vmov
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Hi H.J.
> The new configure change between topevel and gas/ld is inconsistent.
> Toplevel configure has
>
> --enable-compressed-debug-sections={all,gas,gold,ld,none}
>
> and gas/ld has --enable-compress
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Hi H.J.
I have checked in a supplimentary patch. This does three things:
* It default x86 Linux gas to not compressing debug sections.
This was the whole point of this PR. We can enable compres
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> One minor issue: my surname was spelled incorrectly in the git repository.
> (boom = tree in Dutch)
Doh! Sorry about that. I have checked in a patch to the changelogs.
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Thanks for the bug report and patch. I have checked the patch in, but in the
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Thanks - I have checked the patch in, along with a new testcase and some
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Thanks for the updated patch and changelog - I have now checked them in.
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> Testcase with .o files
Thanks. Unfortunately that still fails for me. First
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This problem has already been reported and fixed in PR 18758. But thanks
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Thanks very much for reporting this problem.
> We find an memory crush bug of objdump and nm at least before
> binuitls-2.24,and
Y
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- if (start >= block_end || start + ul > block_end || start + ul < start)
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Hi Matthew,
I have checked in a patch to fix these failures.
You were correct, the patch to limit section alignment does not work for
COFF/PE based ARM
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> If I pass --rosegment to gold this fixes this. Do you want a --rosegment
> feature added to ld?
No - if this strangeness is not actually causing any problems then I do not see
any reason to f
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Hi Tom,
Thanks for pointing out this problem. I have updated the affected files to
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> I'm trying to build a cross toolchain for mips32r2 little-endian hardfloat,
> and gas currently chokes on building git-head of glibc, s
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The problem - index entries that start with a backslash character.
The workaound - prepend a space to such entries.
Patch checked in...
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Thanks for reporting this problem. Fortunately it has already been fixed.
If you try the 2.25 release, or later, you will find that the fault
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You don't say which target you are using - some do have valid low memory
addresses.
Anyway it does not matter much as this is not really th
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Hi Alan,
Have you seen this bug report:
> https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=19421
> Summary: Missing weak symbols in kernel modules on ppc64el
> Quite a few symbols in kerne
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Hi Thomas,
I just tried to reproduce the problem, following the steps that you
suggested, and nothing went wrong Please could you check that the bug
still
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Fix assertion, reduce number of messages about FDE encoding
Hi Thomas,
Thanks - I can now reproduce the p
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Hi Thomas,
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> Regarding the FDE encoding warnings, what do they mean exactly?
They mean that the binary search table that is part of the .eh_frame_hdr
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It would appear that it is necessary to define both the logical file name
*and* the logical line number in order for the error message to use the
specified values:
$ cat test2.s
.file "t
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It turns out that the ARM version of dlltool does not support the
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I have applied a patch to skip these tests.
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I have checked in a patch which should fix these failures.
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I have checked in a patch to fix these.
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The applied patch should fix these failures.
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I have checked in a patch to address these failures.
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I have updated the linker testsuite to skip these tests for the netbsdelf
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Hi Xinliangli,
> However I do think ld's behavior is
> not correct here. Should linker first decide if some sections are 'root'
> sections that should not be throw away and then decide if other sections
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Hi Loria,
> I do encounter the same while trying to build a toolchain on OSX 10.10.5 and
> Xcode 7.2
> binutils-2.25.1
> libc-start.s: Assembler messages:
> libc-start.s:70: Error: invalid constant (af)
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> tmp = gmtime (&atime);
> snprintf (timebuf, sizeof (timebuf), "%04u-%02u-%02uT%02u:%02u:
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Hi Loria,
> Investigation so far shows evidence of some problem with loop optimization
> of the construct used in "encode_arm_immediate"
So this *is* a host compiler bug. Phew!
> #define rotate_left(v,
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> well it looks like its definitly not a bug of binutils ... its caused by bad
> unroll-loops of Apple LLVM version 7.0.2 (clang-700.1.81).
> How do you think ?
Did any of the workarounds tha
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> The attached program binary causes a buffer overflow in cplus-dem.c when it
> tries to demangle specially crafted function arguments in the
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Right - the patch is checked in.
I have verified that the patched sources do indeed show the data symbols in
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> I don't think it makes any sense to fuzz the demangler with arbitrary binary
> files.
The tools (nm, objdump) should be able to cope though. When I tried running nm
for example I received th
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This should now be fixed. :-)
The liberal use of ATTRIBUTE_UNUSED appears to be the answer.
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> Can the test suite include binary files?
Apparently there is a way, but I am not familiar with it. :-(
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> AFAICT mips_isa_table is always used, so I'd rather keep it without
> useless annotation so that if it ever becomes unused indeed an error
> is spat in the face right away.
OK - I will not to
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I have checked in a patch to relax the restrictions on the .cfi_sections
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Sorry - my bad. I have now checked in a patch to fix this.
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Thanks for reporting this problem.
GAS is not really expected to work when given a binary input file, but it
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Thanks for reporting this problem.
I have checked in a patch which will prevent the null pointer dereference and
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Thanks for reporting this problem.
I have checked in a patch which adds checks to make sure that the linker does
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> Thanks, do you think CVE is required here to warn users about this bug?
[I am not a security expert...] I think not. The bug was an attempt to read
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