Index

Symbols

$LIT$ text space and performance, 148 $START$ symbol, 43

$TEXT$ space and performance, 148

+b linker option, 176, 178

+b path_list linker option, 84, 104, 145

+cg linker option, 28 +compat linker option, 25, 90 +DA compiler option, 21

+df compiler and linker option, 282, 284

+df option, 276

+dpv linker option, 28

+e linker option, 79, 84, 146 +ee linker option, 81 +ESlit option to cc, 148 +fb linker option, 294 +fini linker option, 202

+h linker option, 152 +hideallsymbols linker option,

25, 95

+I compiler option, 277, 278 +I linker option, 203

+init linker option, 202 +noallowunsats linker option,

25, 94 +nodefaultmap linker option,

25, 95, 296, 298 +noenvvar linker option, 25, 96 +noforceload linker option, 25,

93

+nosectionmerge linker option, 290

+o compiler option, 291

+O level optimization option, 270

+Ofastaccess linker option, 270 +Olevel optimization option, 285 +Oprocelim linker option, 270 +P compiler option, 283

+pd chatr option, 273 +pd linker option, 273 +pgm compiler/linker option,

285

+pi chatr option, 273 +pi linker option, 273

+s linker option, 86, 104, 145, 178

+std linker option, 25, 90, 91 +stripunwind linker option, 25,

96

+vtype linker option, 25, 97 +y compiler option, 291

+z and +Z compiler options, 122, 138, 262

.0 suffix for shared library, 46,

122, 150

.1 suffix for shared library, 151

.a suffix for archive library, 46, 122

.sl suffix for shared library, 46, 122

/opt/langtools/lib/icrt0.o startup file, 277, 278

/usr/ccs/lib/scrt0.o startup file, 277

/usr/contrib/lib directory, 136 /usr/lib directory, 47, 136 /usr/lib/libp directory, 47 /usr/local/lib directory, 136 _clear_counters function, 282 _HP_DLDOPTS environment

variable, 294 _start symbol, 43

_write_counters() routine, 280

Numerics

32-bit mode initializers, 203

64-bit mode compatibility mode, 90 linker options, 90 standard mode, 90

A

-A linker option, 99, 271, 290 -A name linker option, 28

-a search linker option, 63 a.out executable file

$START$ symbol, 43 _start symbol, 43 aouthdr.h header file, 67 attributes, changing, 104 creating, 36

entry point, 43, 317 filehdr.h header file, 67 format, 44

header structure, 67 permissions, 45 renaming, 55 som_exec_auxhdr structure,

67

-Aa ANSI C compiler option, 36 absolute object code, 261, 315 accessing online help, 33 ADDIL elimination, 270 alloc_load_space function, 72 aouthdr.h header file, 67

ar command, 131, 136 adding object modules, 134 deleting object modules, 135 extracting modules, 135 keys, summary, 135 replacing object modules, 134 using with I-SOM files, 291 verbose output, 135

archive library

adding object modules, 134 compared with shared, 122,

124 contents, 132 creating, 131, 133 creation dates, 135 definition of, 125, 315 deleting object modules, 135 extracting modules, 135 header string, 132

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HP 9000 specifications

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