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Re: Fiasco and linux22 -- RMGR: overlapping modules problem
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Ian Duggan |
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Re: Fiasco and linux22 -- RMGR: overlapping modules problem |
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Fri, 22 Mar 2002 14:45:58 -0800 |
> Basically. Programs would obviously all have to be
> position independent in a single address space
> operating system e.g. Mungi or Opal or when running on
> hardware that doesn't have a proper MMU e.g. uC-Linux.
Ok, so it's technically possible to compile all programs an libraries as
position independent code, it's just not the way it is one on Unix like
sysems.
Is there a reason the choice of absolute address was chosen over
position independent code in this case? Are there performance benefits?
-- Ian
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