An old problem with "Hello world"

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From: Michael Tiemann
Date: Fri, 07 Oct 1988 05:29

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The problem was in varasm.c.  The trick is to make variables which
need to be initialized at the file level appear to be in initialized
data, rather than in uninitialized data.  GNU ld will not load the
contents of a library file just for .bss space.

Michael

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Subject: An old problem with "Hello world"
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