[ECOS] __NETDEVTAB__ undefined error^2

[ECOS] __NETDEVTAB__ undefined error^2

[KASHIWAYA Haruki]

I am sorry to re-posting message,

>I investigated in libtarget.a, it seems __NETDEVTAB__ is defined.
>:
>net_tcpip_support.o:
>00000000 a *ABS*
>00001094 N _.LTEND
>00000004 N _.LTSTART
>U ___NETDEVTAB_END__
>U ___NETDEVTAB__
>U ___divdi3
>U ___moddi3
>:

I misunderstood 'nm' output,
it said __NETDEVTAB__ is undefined.
But where is that real definition?

Thanks,
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KASHIWAYA Haruki
Red Hat K.K.

Re: [ECOS] __NETDEVTAB__ undefined error^2

[Jesper Skov]

>>>>> "KASHIWAYA" == KASHIWAYA Haruki <kashiwaya@redhat.com> writes:

KASHIWAYA> I am sorry to re-posting message,
>> I investigated in libtarget.a, it seems __NETDEVTAB__ is defined.
>> : net_tcpip_support.o: 00000000 a *ABS* 00001094 N _.LTEND 00000004
>> N _.LTSTART U ___NETDEVTAB_END__ U ___NETDEVTAB__ U ___divdi3 U
>> ___moddi3 :

KASHIWAYA> I misunderstood 'nm' output, it said __NETDEVTAB__ is
KASHIWAYA> undefined.  But where is that real definition?

Hi there, Haruki!

I think the problem could be the _ prefix required by the SH
architecture. Try adding two _s in sh.ld:

    __NETDEVTAB__ = ABSOLUTE (.); KEEP (*(SORT (.netdevtab*))) __NETDEVTAB_END__ = ABSOLUTE (.); \

so it becomes:

    ___NETDEVTAB__ = ABSOLUTE (.); KEEP (*(SORT (.netdevtab*))) ___NETDEVTAB_END__ = ABSOLUTE (.); \


Jesper

Re: [ECOS] __NETDEVTAB__ undefined error^2

[J.RyosIII]

Hello eCos people.

I have met with same trouble. and I found two defines , __NETDEVTAB__ 
__NETDEVTAB_END__ at target.ld . but it is a under-score short of 
regulation define. so I changed target.ld as below.
( exactly I changed sh.ld , that is the target.ld for my target system )

___NETDEVTAB__ = ABSOLUTE (.); KEEP (*(SORT (.netdevtab*))) ___NETDEVTAB_END__ = ABSOLUTE (.);  



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Re: [ECOS] __NETDEVTAB__ undefined error^2

[KASHIWAYA Haruki]

Hi there, Jesper, Ryozaburo-san,

Thank you for your advise!
I am a jerk, I overlooked very simple thing.
It worked!

Jesper Skov wrote:
> Hi there, Haruki!
> 
> I think the problem could be the _ prefix required by the SH
> architecture. Try adding two _s in sh.ld:
> 
>     __NETDEVTAB__ = ABSOLUTE (.); KEEP (*(SORT (.netdevtab*))) 
> __NETDEVTAB_END__ = ABSOLUTE (.); \
> so it becomes:
> 
>     ___NETDEVTAB__ = ABSOLUTE (.); KEEP (*(SORT (.netdevtab*))) 
> ___NETDEVTAB_END__ = ABSOLUTE (.); \
> 
> Jesper


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KASHIWAYA Haruki
Red Hat K.K.