> Appently GCC on an i86/Elf based Linux platform, compiles _all_ code as
> relocatable. So you can get alway with all kinds of stuff. But at least on
> HPUX, the vendor compiler does not create relocatable objects unless
> specifically asked to do so. And as a rule no-one does unless they are
> creating a shared library.
Yes, the performance hit for relocatable code is measurable. Good
point. Does anyone know of a good doc/web page that talks about PIC,
shared libs, etc that is somewhat OS-independent?
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