OpenBSD vs Objective-C

OpenBSD vs Objective-C

[Steve Mertz]

I'm trying to use ObjC on OpenBSD 3.2.  gcc version 3.3.3.

$ gcc -o try *.o -lobjc
ld: SString.o: RRS text relocation at 0x25dc for
"___objc_class_name_Object"
ld: SString.o: RRS text relocation at 0x25dc for
"___objc_class_name_Object"

This is what I'm getting.

If I compile the exact same source on a Linux machine with the same
version of gcc (3.3.3) it compiles fine.

If I add -static to the gcc compile line on the OpenBSD machine, it
compiles fine as well.

Anyone know how to make gcc compile fine on OpenBSD without the -static
option for use with ObjC?

Or on the Linux version does -static just automagically get placed in
the command line?

Thanks,
-- Steve

Re: OpenBSD vs Objective-C

[llewelly]

Steve Mertz <steve@dragon-ware.com> writes:

> I'm trying to use ObjC on OpenBSD 3.2.  gcc version 3.3.3.
> 
> $ gcc -o try *.o -lobjc
> ld: SString.o: RRS text relocation at 0x25dc for
> "___objc_class_name_Object"
> ld: SString.o: RRS text relocation at 0x25dc for
> "___objc_class_name_Object"
> 
> This is what I'm getting.
[snip]

Since ld is reporting the error, I suggest you try asking the
    maintainers of your ld.