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02-15-2001 06:12 AM
02-15-2001 06:12 AM
aCC compilation problem
This is the error I am getting while compiling the inStackDemo.C with aCC compiler. The compilation works fine with CC.
/usr/ccs/bin/ld: Invalid fixup: 0x72 in file intStackDemo.o
I do not know if the problem is to do with my code or the compiler because CC works fine.
Pls help me on this issue.
Thanks
Aji
/usr/ccs/bin/ld: Invalid fixup: 0x72 in file intStackDemo.o
I do not know if the problem is to do with my code or the compiler because CC works fine.
Pls help me on this issue.
Thanks
Aji
Practice makes a man perfect
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02-15-2001 07:05 AM
02-15-2001 07:05 AM
Re: aCC compilation problem
Not having access to your code or being a very good programmer doesn't help ..... but the following may help / be relevant ?
If initializing an array with the address of a static array, the following error may occur when building shared libraries:
static char a1[16];
void dummy() {
char *a[] = { a1 };
}
ld: Invalid loader fixup for symbol "BS$small"
Cause Text
Addresses can not be put in the constant area when compiling with +z.
So ......
Make the array static.
Or compile the file using the +T +z option.
If initializing an array with the address of a static array, the following error may occur when building shared libraries:
static char a1[16];
void dummy() {
char *a[] = { a1 };
}
ld: Invalid loader fixup for symbol "BS$small"
Cause Text
Addresses can not be put in the constant area when compiling with +z.
So ......
Make the array static.
Or compile the file using the +T +z option.
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02-15-2001 09:51 AM
02-15-2001 09:51 AM
Re: aCC compilation problem
Aji,
Also make sure that you have the latest ld patches. The invalid fixup error means that aCC did something that ld doesn't recognize.
11.0 - PHSS_22478
10.20 - PHSS_21110
-sam
Also make sure that you have the latest ld patches. The invalid fixup error means that aCC did something that ld doesn't recognize.
11.0 - PHSS_22478
10.20 - PHSS_21110
-sam
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