We are not as familiar with shared libraries in linux/ia32 systems as we are with those in darwin, so the scripts below use the libtool generated by the pfe build on a Redhat 7.2 system, as well as depcomp from the top directory in the pfe distribution tree.
We based ltobj, ltlink, and ltinstall on the libtool output. The pfe build configuration was that in the last script, doconf. The first of the scripts, mkmod, is a driver for the next three. The compiler used in these scripts, called kgcc, is gcc 2.91.6, a backout from a problematic gcc 2.96 that came with the system.
scripts
| mkmod | 04Feb05 15:32:57EST | 35 | |
| ltobj | 04Feb05 15:32:54EST | 1.8K | |
| ltlink | 04Feb05 15:32:47EST | 418 | |
| ltinstall | 04Feb05 15:33:10EST | 299 | |
| doconf | 04Feb05 15:32:35EST | 91 |
As an example, suppose slbench-ext.c and slbench-dll.c in the current directory are the C translation of slbench.hf, perhaps produced by
| dohftrans slbench |
Then there are two register options for building slbench.so:
| mkmod slbench | no extra registers | ||
| mkmod slbench ftos | FTOS in a register |
However, we have not succeeded in getting the FTOS option to work. It is included for experimentation purposes only. See config.hf for the details of the attempted FTOS register assignment.