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Here is the problem... I would like to link files s2.c s3.c s4.c into
one .o file to dynamically load into a running program.  But the
character pointers v1, v2, v3, all point to the same string, "hello".

% gcc -c s2.c
% gcc -c s3.c
% gcc -c s4.c
% ld -r -d s2.o s3.o s4.o -o sl.o
% gcc s1.c sl.o
% a.out
f1/v1: 40b0 22b0 hello
f2/v2: 40b8 22b0 hello
f3/v3: 40c0 22b0 hello

% # but if I compile with Sun cc

% cc -c s2.c
% cc -c s3.c
% cc -c s4.c
% ld -r -d s2.o s3.o s4.o -o sl.o
% cc s1.c sl.o
% a.out
f1/v1: 40a8 40b0 hello
f2/v2: 40d0 40d8 bye
f3/v3: 40f0 40f8 byebye

Could someone point me to the problem area. Or a test to determine if
this is a gcc problem or an ld problem.  

System facts:
	Sparc IPC
	SunOS Release 4.1.2 
	gcc 2.1

file: s1.c ----------------------------------------

main()
{
  f1();
}

file: s2.c ----------------------------------------

f1()
{
  char *v1 = "hello";
  printf("f1/v1: %0x %0x %s\n", &v1, v1, v1);
  f2();
}

file: s3.c ----------------------------------------

f2()
{
  static char *v2 = "bye";
  printf("f2/v2: %0x %0x %s\n", &v2, v2, v2);
  f3();
}

file: s4.c ----------------------------------------

f3()
{
  static char *v3 = "byebye";
  printf("f3/v3: %0x %0x %s\n", &v3, v3, v3);
}

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