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Hi all. I'd like to use tls (specifically __thread) with g++ but without a standard library. For the moment all my variables are zero initalized. How should I get the TLS memory size? I can see all the information I need in the TLS header after I build the binary by using "readelf -l". I'll need "MemSiz", possibly "Align" and once I have non zero thread locals I'll need VirtAddr and FileSiz. Is there a way to export these as a symbol/global variable?