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GPM/GPO with Linux-ELF ?

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From: Juergen Sahlberg
Date: Fri, 20 Oct 1995 08:51
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Hello,

I'd like to move my Linux system(s) from a.out to elf library format (actually
rebuild my home system from scratch on a new disk).
GardensPoint's Compilers GPM and GPO seem to support a.out libraries only. Is
there any way to use them under an elf-based Linux ? Will there be native elf
support. Any chance for building shared libs ? My first test with  a simple
single-module program went mad with the final linking step (no wonder! the *.o
files in the M2LIB/O2LIB have the "wrong" format).

BTW: The same applies to the Simula compiler CIM from Oslo University. As long
as I couldn't get my workhorses on the new track, I'll stay with the old system
though I'd like to use features of the (newer) elf-based Linux kernels /
applications.

Greetings from Beck'sTown, Germany,
 Juergen

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From: Juergen Sahlberg <sahlberg@fe.uni-bremen.de>
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Subject: GPM/GPO with Linux-ELF ?
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