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ld .rel.dyn section ordering


Is there anything other than the order of linked in objects and libraries on the command line that would effect the order of entries in the .rel.dyn section?

Our issue is this: We ship a source bundle with our product, which is available for multiple hosts (windows, neutrino, linux, solaris). To shortcut the testing of the source bundles we've written a tool that can compare elf files in an intelligent way to determine if they are different in any way that would effect their execution. This allows us to build our source bundles on all hosts, compare to make sure the generated objects are all the same in a functional way and then only test one set. Some of our binaries are being reported as different solely because the .rel.dyn section exists in a slightly different order. We have people looking at the build logs to make sure the source is being built in an identical way on all hosts but failing that I'd like to understand why this reordering is occuring.


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