gcc's equivalent to SPARCwork's "#pragma init (function)"?

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From: Ajit Nilakantan (made donation) ...
Date: Fri, 22 Mar 1996 00:00

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Hello,

	I'm trying to use gcc to generate a set of shared libraries for Solaris
2.4. They need to run an initialization function when they are loaded into
memory. With the SPARCworks compiler it's easy: just add
"#pragma init (init_func)" to the source of the shared library. Looking at
the assembly code, this appears to add a call to the function to a .init code
section.

	Is there a way of doing this with gcc (2.7.2)?

Thanks for any feedback

John W. Rogers
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jwrogers@www.cimmetry.com

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