template<int size, bool big_endian>
void
-Sized_dynobj<size, big_endian>::setup(
- const elfcpp::Ehdr<size, big_endian>& ehdr)
+Sized_dynobj<size, big_endian>::setup()
{
- this->set_target(ehdr.get_e_machine(), size, big_endian,
- ehdr.get_e_ident()[elfcpp::EI_OSABI],
- ehdr.get_e_ident()[elfcpp::EI_ABIVERSION]);
-
const unsigned int shnum = this->elf_file_.shnum();
this->set_shnum(shnum);
}
// Lay out the input sections for a dynamic object. We don't want to
// include sections from a dynamic object, so all that we actually do
-// here is check for .gnu.warning sections.
+// here is check for .gnu.warning and .note.GNU-split-stack sections.
template<int size, bool big_endian>
void
const char* name = pnames + shdr.get_sh_name();
this->handle_gnu_warning_section(name, i, symtab);
+ this->handle_split_stack_section(name);
}
delete sd->section_headers;
template<int size, bool big_endian>
void
Sized_dynobj<size, big_endian>::do_add_symbols(Symbol_table* symtab,
- Read_symbols_data* sd)
+ Read_symbols_data* sd,
+ Layout*)
{
if (sd->symbols == NULL)
{
Versions::Versions(const Version_script_info& version_script,
Stringpool* dynpool)
: defs_(), needs_(), version_table_(),
- is_finalized_(false), version_script_(version_script)
+ is_finalized_(false), version_script_(version_script),
+ needs_base_version_(parameters->options().shared())
{
- // We always need a base version, so define that first. Nothing
- // explicitly declares itself as part of base, so it doesn't need to
- // be in version_table_.
- // FIXME: Should use soname here when creating a shared object. Is
- // this fixme still valid? It looks like it's doing the right thing
- // to me.
- if (parameters->options().shared())
- {
- const char* name = dynpool->add(parameters->options().output_file_name(),
- false, NULL);
- Verdef* vdbase = new Verdef(name, std::vector<std::string>(),
- true, false, true);
- this->defs_.push_back(vdbase);
- }
-
if (!this->version_script_.empty())
{
// Parse the version script, and insert each declared version into
// defs_ and version_table_.
std::vector<std::string> versions = this->version_script_.get_versions();
+
+ if (this->needs_base_version_ && !versions.empty())
+ this->define_base_version(dynpool);
+
for (size_t k = 0; k < versions.size(); ++k)
{
Stringpool::Key version_key;
delete *p;
}
+// Define the base version of a shared library. The base version definition
+// must be the first entry in defs_. We insert it lazily so that defs_ is
+// empty if no symbol versioning is used. Then layout can just drop the
+// version sections.
+
+void
+Versions::define_base_version(Stringpool* dynpool)
+{
+ // If we do any versioning at all, we always need a base version, so
+ // define that first. Nothing explicitly declares itself as part of base,
+ // so it doesn't need to be in version_table_.
+ gold_assert(this->defs_.empty());
+ const char* name = parameters->options().soname();
+ if (name == NULL)
+ name = parameters->options().output_file_name();
+ name = dynpool->add(name, false, NULL);
+ Verdef* vdbase = new Verdef(name, std::vector<std::string>(),
+ true, false, true);
+ this->defs_.push_back(vdbase);
+ this->needs_base_version_ = false;
+}
+
// Return the dynamic object which a symbol refers to.
Dynobj*
if (parameters->options().shared())
gold_error(_("symbol %s has undefined version %s"),
sym->demangled_name().c_str(), version);
-
+ else
+ // We only insert a base version for shared library.
+ gold_assert(!this->needs_base_version_);
+
// When creating a regular executable, automatically define
// a new version.
Verdef* vd = new Verdef(version, std::vector<std::string>(),
if (vn == NULL)
{
+ // Create base version definition lazily for shared library.
+ if (this->needs_base_version_)
+ this->define_base_version(dynpool);
+
// We have a new filename.
vn = new Verneed(filename);
this->needs_.push_back(vn);