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of elf_resolve's loadaddr field for the main application.
Signed-off-by: Filippo Arcidiacono <filippo.arcidiacono@st.com>
Signed-off-by: Carmelo Amoroso <carmelo.amoroso@st.com>
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doing double negatives
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These are mostly the changes necessary to deal with loading the libraries
into memory. A couple new target macros are defined for this purpose, and
the code in dl-elf.c is modified to deal with nommu systems.
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A couple more target macros for ld.so to deal with FD-PIC support. We need
special code to compute the initial got and dpnt, and we need to pass extra
arguments to _dl_get_ready_to_run.
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Change _dl_find_hash to _dl_lookup_hash, as on the NPTL branch.
_dl_find_hash is now a wrapper function around it; unlike on the NPTL branch,
it retains the old interface so that not all callers need to be changed.
_dl_lookup_hash can optionally give its caller a pointer to the module where
the symbol was found.
Introduce ELF_RTYPE_CLASS_DLSYM for lookups from libdl.
Spelling fixes in the Blackfin port, since Alex Oliva's original version of
these patches used _dl_find_hash_mod as the name of the function rather than
_dl_lookup_hash.
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Add the necessary changes in ld.so and libdl to deal with targets that
prepend an underscore to symbol names.
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From Atsushi Nemoto.
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This reintroduces a mechanism identical to the DL_BOOT macro present in
older versions of uClibc. On Blackfin and FRV, we want to pass more
than one argument to _dl_start. We also want to do something special
before returning, so delete the warning when the START macro is defined.
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without LDSO_CACHE_SUPPORT turned on, LDSO_CONF and LDSO_CACHE are
not defined anywhere, but still used by ldconfig.c This patch allows
ldconfig to build again, although there may be a cleaner way to fix
this????
Applied with minor modification.
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dl-cache.h and make use of it. Also disables the lib-path-redundancy check
for the case the cache is not used. Makes use of _PRELOAD_FILE_SUPPORT.
From Peter Mazinger.
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