🚀 go-pugleaf

Dear binutils maintainers,

I guess ld in binutils 2.0 puts a wrong item count in DTOR_LIST.  It makes
__do_global_dtors() in libgcc2.c (in gcc 2.2.2 distribution) fail to work.

Environment:

	SunOS 4.0.3
	binutils 2.0 (configure sun3)
	gcc 2.2.2 (configure sun3 --with-gnu-as --with-gnu-ld)
	gas 1.38.1
	libg++ 2.2

Test case:

	The following program, ctor.cc, runs properly in the above
	environment with binutils 1.9.  With binutils 2.0, the
	destructor is not called.

    ctor.cc:

	#include <stdlib.h>
	#include <stdio.h>

	class Foo
	{
	 public:
	  Foo ()	{ printf( "init\n" ); }
	  ~Foo ()	{ printf( "exit\n" ); }
	};

	Foo foo;

	main ()
	{
	  printf( "running...\n" );
	  exit( 0 );
	}

    log (with binutils 2.0):

	% gcc ctor.cc
	% a.out
	init
	running...
	% gdb a.out

		... abridged ...

	(gdb) x/x __DTOR_LIST__
	0x208a8 <__CTOR_LIST__$e>:	0x00000000	<= this should be 1
	(gdb) 
	0x208ac <__DTOR_LIST__+4>:	0x00002342
	(gdb) 
	0x208b0 <__DTOR_LIST__+8>:	0x00000000
	(gdb) 

Regards,