[Bug ld/4515] bad definition of start address in ldscripts for OMAGIC

[nickc at redhat dot com]

------- Additional Comments From nickc at redhat dot com  2007-05-24 11:50 
-------


Hi Quentin,

> When making OMAGIC executables with ld with the swich -N, the ld script begins
> with :
> 
>> SECTIONS
>> {
>>  . = 0x1020;

It does ?  The version I have locally starts with ". = 0".

> It seems that giving to ld a script with . = 0x0 corrects the problem. 
> However,
> I'm unable to find out where to change in the sources.

The linker scripts are built by the genscripts.sh script in the linker source
directory.  They are constructed into the ldscripts/ directory in the build tree
and the script for the -N switch will have the extension .xbn.

The scripts are build from a template in the ld/scripttempl/ source directory,
together with information from a parameters file in ld/emulparam/ source
directory.  For the i486-aout target these should be the ld/scripttempl/aout.sc
file and the ld/emulparams/i386aout.sh.  The start address should then be
controlled by the value given to the TEXT_START_ADDR shell variable.

Cheers
  Nick


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