mips 64-bit address generation is broken.
Eric Christopher
echristo@redhat.com
Mon Feb 18 13:55:00 GMT 2002
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> There is simply no excuse for not using ELF64 these days. Its handling > from a user's (where a user may be libelf, or whatever client code) point > of view is almost identical to ELF32, since only the address width > differs. And you simply cannot express 64-bit addresses reliably in ELF32 > (not even mentioning aesthetic issues) -- depending on exact values they > may work or not. And if you know from elsewhere they work, then just use > 32-bit addresses as you are only wasting bits anyway. Well, other than ELF64 not existing for MIPS yet. :) Now, breaking existing functionality is not something I want to do. Now, as soon as elf64 support is finished for mips then I can see making the default elf64 and dropping support for strange combinations, until then... -eric -- I will not use abbrev.
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