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Creating an absolute BFD given a relocateable BFD.
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- Subject: Creating an absolute BFD given a relocateable BFD.
- From: "Frank Steltz" <frank dot steltz at ulticom dot com>
- Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001 17:11:56 -0500
- Disposition-Notification-To: "Frank Steltz" <frank.steltz@ulticom.com>
My name is Frank Steltz. I have Cygwin and its sources.
>
>I purchased a copy of the Cygnus Support book "LIB BFD, The
>Binary File Descriptor Library". I am trying to create an absolute output
>BFD from a relocateable input BFD of the same TARGET type. I have tried to
>reset the bfd->xvec->object_flag bit for HAS_RELOC. I have tried to reset
>the bfd->xvec->section_flag bit for SEC_RELOC. I have tried to reset the
>reset the bfd->flags bit for HAS_RELOC and I have tried to reset the reset
>the section->flags bit for SEC_RELOC.
>
>No mater what I do in end up with relocations in the output. Can you give
>me any words of wisdom?
My name is Frank Steltz. I have Cygwin and its sources.
>
>I purchased a copy of your book "LIB BFD, The
>Binary File Descriptor Library". I am trying to create an absolute output
>BFD from a relocateable input BFD of the same TARGET type. I have tried to
>reset the bfd->xvec->object_flag bit for HAS_RELOC. I have tried to reset
>the bfd->xvec->section_flag bit for SEC_RELOC. I have tried to reset the
>reset the bfd->flags bit for HAS_RELOC and I have tried to reset the reset
>the section->flags bit for SEC_RELOC.
>
>No mater what I do in end up with relocations in the output. Can you give
>me any words of wisdom?