I\'m trying to build a shared library in Cygwin using an i686-elf cross-compiler. The code is very simple:
When you build a gcc toolchain there is the possibility to build it asarm-elf or as arm-none-eabi, but what is the difference?
I want to write a utility to remove a program header from an ELF binary.For example, when I run readelf -l /my/elf I get a listing of all the program headers: PHDR IN开发者_开发百科TERP ... GNU_STACK
I have library ab.so compose of 2 sources file a.m, a.h and b.m, b.h In a.m I have define a variable foo and in b.m I have declare it extern.
The ELF sp开发者_开发技巧ecification conveys that the .bss section does not occupy any file size. I wonder then, how does it manage to hold the details if it does not occupy any file size ? Please cla
Consider a question \"Which segment of abc.o contains function foo()?\" Is this the same question as \"What section of ELF contains this function foo()?\"
gcc allows to control a section where a variable is placed to using the section attribute: struct duart a __attribute__ ((section (\"DUART_A\"))) = { 0 };
Is it possible to obtain the source of a linux shared library (.so) that was compiled with debugging information (gcc 开发者_如何学Go.. -g) ? Thank you for your time.The answer is: it depends - not on
Ok.. so I\'m working doing debugging on x86 with gdb. The particular files in question are stripped so I have no symbols from the binary itself. I have no access to the source code, but a rough idea o
I\'m installing a modern version of gcc on solaris. I compiled gmp, mpfr and mpc, they\'re all 64bit. When I try to configure gcc as follows I get an error complaining that mpc,mpfr and gmp are the wr
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