Hi,
While trying to create a shared lib at the end of the link stage I’m getting the following statement:
"Not enough room for program headers (allocated 4, need 5)
/usr/bin/ld: final link failed: Bad value"
Now, I have tried also the “–no-keep-memory” switch, and I’ve got the same output.
I have also attached the output dump file.
Could you please send me the object files, and I will investigate.
Colin
Benzy Gabay <bgabay@everbee.com> wrote:
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same output.I have also attached the output dump file.
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