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Description: kfreebsd bootstrap necessities
In the case we use freebsd as OS_TARGET the following goes wrong:
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In fastcgi and fcl-web, something goes wrong with linking:
ELF interpreter /usr/libexec/ld-elf.so.1 not found
I have no idea where this comes from as all references to libexec are either
in fpmake itself after compilation or in t_bsd.pas in parts that should not be
used. However, if we force it in t_bsd.pas, it at least calls the right linker.
It still doesn't work though, as the symbols it links to are wrong.
Author: Paul Gevers <elbrus@debian.org>
--- a/fpcsrc/compiler/systems/t_bsd.pas
+++ b/fpcsrc/compiler/systems/t_bsd.pas
@@ -187,13 +187,8 @@
DllCmd[2]:='strip --strip-unneeded $EXE'
else
DllCmd[2]:='strip -x $EXE';
- { OpenBSD seems to use a wrong dynamic linker by default }
- if target_info.system in systems_openbsd then
- DynamicLinker:='/usr/libexec/ld.so'
- else if target_info.system in systems_netbsd then
- DynamicLinker:='/usr/libexec/ld.elf_so'
- else
- DynamicLinker:='';
+ { On Debian systems it seems we have to set the dynamicLinker }
+ DynamicLinker:='/lib/ld-kfreebsd-x86-64.so.1';
end;
end;
--- a/fpcsrc/rtl/unix/initc.pp
+++ b/fpcsrc/rtl/unix/initc.pp
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@
{$endif}
{$ifdef FreeBSD} // tested on x86
-function geterrnolocation: pcint; cdecl;external clib name '__error';
+function geterrnolocation: pcint; cdecl;external clib name '__errno_location';
{$endif}
{$ifdef OpenBSD} // tested on x86
--- a/fpcsrc/rtl/bsd/sysos.inc
+++ b/fpcsrc/rtl/bsd/sysos.inc
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@
plibcint=^libcint;
{$ifdef FreeBSD} // tested on x86
-function geterrnolocation: Plibcint; cdecl;external clib name '__error';
+function geterrnolocation: Plibcint; cdecl;external clib name '__errno_location';
{$else}
{$ifdef NetBSD} // from a sparc dump.
function geterrnolocation: Plibcint; cdecl;external clib name '__errno';
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