> Hallo Jörg, > > Am Thu, 19 Jun 2008 20:26:42 +0200 schrieb Jörg Strohmayer folgendes: > > [...] >>> Have you please any instruction how exactly you did that? perhaps a >>> step-by-step explaination? >> >> IIRC there is only one source file which has to be compiled for each >> function with different defines (gcc -DL_negdi2 -fPIC -O3 -c libgcc2.c >> ..., gcc -DL_addvsi3 -fPIC -O3 -c libgcc2.c ..., etc.), to link >> libgcc.so you have to use "gcc -shared -olibgcc.so {object files}". >> Maybe you have to link it with -nostdlib -lc to make sure libgcc.so >> doesn't need libgcc.so ;-) > > Ah, I see. > >>> Well, but the libgcc.so and libgcc_s.so is substantly different. >> >> I have no idea what you have built, but the Linux libgcc_s.so.1 is >> identical to the AmigaOS4 libgcc.so, except for the name, that it >> depends on glibc instead of newlib and that the Linux one is from a >> GCC 4.3.x: >> # nm -D /lib/libgcc_s.so.1 | grep __ >> 00002a80 T __absvdi2 >> 00002a70 T __absvsi2 >> 00007d40 T __adddf3 >> 00008700 T __addsf3 >> 00002b30 T __addvdi3 >> [...] >> 00006bd0 T __udivdi3 >> 000074f0 T __udivmoddi4 >> 00007060 T __umoddi3 >> 0000c860 T __unorddf2 >> 0000c8f0 T __unordsf2 > > Oh yes, you are right. I just checked the libgcc_s.so.1 I have on Linux > here > and it is indeed not only significant larger (96kb vs. 3kb) but also shows > more functions when analysed with "nm -D". So there must really must be > something wrong with how we currently build the libgcc_s.so for our > ppc-amigaos target. > > Henning, do you have any idea why our libgcc_s.so only contains 2 main > functions like __shlib_call_XXXXX while the linux version and every other > libgcc_s.so contains a lot more functions like Jörg has pointed out? As there has not been set any defines... please unpack and try the attached gcc/gcc/config/t-amigaos file instead of the original one. -- best regards, hnl_dk - Henning Nielsen Lund µA1-C (IBM PowerPC 750 FX V2.2 @ 800MHz), 256MB RAM, NEC ND-3500A DVD/CD RW, Samsung SP1604N 160GB PATA Harddisk drive, Acer AL1721 17" TFT, modified Tyan M2042 1->3 PCI Riser...