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Every single execution test fails to compile with the error message:
/swbuild/nightly/2003-04-28/sh-elf/gcc/collect-ld: /swbuild/nightly/2003-04-28/s
h-elf/gcc/testsuite/20000112-1.x0: hidden symbol `__dso_handle' isn't defined
The symbol __dso_handle should both used and defined in crtbegin.o, made
gcc/crtstuff.c . Since sh-elf uses "_" as USER_LABEL_PREFIX, the actual
symbol in the symbol table should be ___dso_handle .
If nm and/or strings are to be trusted, that is not the case:
00000000 D ___dso_handle
U __dso_handle
I.e. the definition gets the USER_LABEL_PREFIX, but the use does not -
I haven't found out why yet.
ld used to silently ignore this problem, and since sh-elf is a newlib
based target which generally doesn't use dsos, this was by and large
a non-issue. Most gcc tests still passed on Friday.
Now, with ld giving a hard error, this problem means that you can't link
any gcc-compiled program.
I've attached the crtbegin.o that was generated from today's sources.
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