fredriks@kuling.UUCP (Fredrik Stax{ng) (02/04/91)
I am using C++ on Interactive UNIX, and I keep getting aux table
overflow with Interactive's linker. I have reduced the number of symbols
several times, but it is only a temporary solution.
What is the aux table, and what can be done to reduce the need for entries
in it?
Is there a way around this, or an alternative linker to be found anywhere?
I know of GNU:s ld, and as far as I know, it does not link COFF. The LPI
linker lpild is just a shell script around the normal linker. Do any of the
C++ implementaions come with it's own linker? (HCR and Oregon does not).
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(+46 18) 46 32 07 |arm@sps.com (Annette Myjak) (02/08/91)
In article <1902@kuling.UUCP>, fredriks@kuling.UUCP (Fredrik Stax{ng) writes: > I am using C++ on Interactive UNIX, and I keep getting aux table > overflow with Interactive's linker. I have reduced the number of symbols > several times, but it is only a temporary solution. > > What is the aux table, and what can be done to reduce the need for entries > in it? > (apologies for the xtra bandwidth here, but email bounced.) Fredrik, if you could email or post any information you learn about this subject, i would be grateful!! we have a subcontractor who has encountered this very same problem, and it's putting quite a damper on porting some software to the interactive platform. THANKS in advance!! annette myjak arm@sps.com