Hi,
I have started to build some code, a c++ library, on VMSx86 and the compilations went ok, more o less, but I get this error when linking the test program:
%ILINK-E-PCRELNOT32BITS, 32-bit PC-relative relocation overflowed
relocation section: .rela.text (section header entry: 3)
relocation type: RELA$K_R_X86_64_PC32
relocation entry: 3996
module: VSTRING
file: VLIBPLF_ROOT:[lib]libvlib.olb;1
%ILINK-E-NOIMGFIL, image file not created
I compile with pointer size 32 but also tried 64.
The vstring.cpp module is quite large, are there any limitations on x86?
Hopefully somebody can give me a hint what it can be.
I'm using cxx (clang) version 10.0.1 on OpenVMS V9.2 update 2.
Thanks in advance
Peter
Compile/Link problem x86
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Re: Compile/Link problem x86
$ LINK /SECT=CODE=P0
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Re: Compile/Link problem x86
Thanks Sergey, but I i think you mean /segm=code=p0 and that helped!
I read the new linker manual but this was not obvious for me. Do you know where I can find more info?
Are there any disadvantages placing the code in p0?
Thanks Peter