dynamic (shared) libraries on a SPARC?

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From: Lee Hetherington
Date: Thu, 13 Aug 1992 15:59

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I've just compiled gcc/g++ (2.2) and libg++ (2.2).  Is it possible to
build and use dynamic libraries on a SPARC?  Specifically, I'd like to
make libg++ dynamic (libg++.so.X.Y) so that my executable programs are
much smaller.  Is this possible?  Has anyone been successful?

I've tried compiling with -fpic to produce position-independent code
and then linked with `ld -o libg++.so.X.Y -assert pure *.o'.  When
linking with such a dynamic library, the link is successful (no error
messages), but the program dumps core when I try to run it.  BTW, I
don't think that I'm using GNU's assembler.

Any info appreciated!  Please email.

--Lee Hetherington
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Lee Hetherington

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