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Re: as/ld silently creates programs with undefined references/symbols
From: |
Richard Earnshaw |
Subject: |
Re: as/ld silently creates programs with undefined references/symbols |
Date: |
Mon, 12 Jul 2004 09:24:02 +0100 |
On Mon, 2004-07-12 at 08:55, Nick Clifton wrote:
> I quite understand that they are annoying and I have been wondering if
> it would be worthwhile adding a command line option to suppress them.
> So, if you have some time, would you care to try out the attached patch
> and let me know what you think ?
I think this is a bad idea: mapping symbols are there for a reason.
They are absolutely essential in the process of creating be-8 format
images. And they have other potential uses as well (accurate
disassembly of code, for example).
The time to remove them is after linking. If you want a flag, make it a
strip or objcopy option.
R.
- as/ld silently creates programs with undefined references/symbols, Russell King, 2004/07/01
- Re: as/ld silently creates programs with undefined references/symbols, Nick Clifton, 2004/07/01
- Re: as/ld silently creates programs with undefined references/symbols, Russell King, 2004/07/01
- Re: as/ld silently creates programs with undefined references/symbols, Nick Clifton, 2004/07/02
- Re: as/ld silently creates programs with undefined references/symbols, Russell King, 2004/07/02
- Re: as/ld silently creates programs with undefined references/symbols, Nick Clifton, 2004/07/03
- Re: as/ld silently creates programs with undefined references/symbols, Russell King, 2004/07/11
- Re: as/ld silently creates programs with undefined references/symbols, Nick Clifton, 2004/07/12
- Re: as/ld silently creates programs with undefined references/symbols,
Richard Earnshaw <=
- Re: as/ld silently creates programs with undefined references/symbols, Russell King, 2004/07/12
- Re: as/ld silently creates programs with undefined references/symbols, Richard Earnshaw, 2004/07/12
Re: as/ld silently creates programs with undefined references/symbols, Russell King, 2004/07/01