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relocation truncated to fit errors
I have 2 directories: a1 and b1
Directory b1 depends on directory a1 Using directory a1, I create a1.lib Using directory b1, I create b1.lib Now, using a1 and b1, I create a shared object ab1.so I've been able to build ab1.so just fine. I made an update to file b1.c and am now getting a ton of relocation truncated to fit: R_SPARC_GOT13 errors and don't know why. The change I made is nothing out of the ordinary, just a few more if statements to a function. I'm building on Solaris 7, gcc 2.95.2 This same code compiles just fine under RedHat9 and Suse9.3. Anyone have any suggestions as to how to fix this? Thank you. |
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Some architectures need different compiler flags than others. this thread on Google Groups suggests using -fPIC for SPARC.
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