__tls_get_addr()

Sat Jan 6 20:03:00 GMT 2007

I did a google for the patch and found nothing. Can you suggest where to
find it or what its name is?
On Fri, 2007年01月05日 at 17:45 -0800, David Daney wrote:
> Al Niessner wrote:
> > I am trying to build gcj 4.1.0 for a PPC 405. gcc/g++ work well enough,
> > but no matter how I compile gcj I always get undefined references to
> > __tls_get_addr() in libgcj. I have searched the web and scanned the news
> > group, but did not find anything overly helpful. I have tried compiling
> > with --disable-tls and --without-tls and --with-tls. In all cases I am
> > getting a libgcj that wants tls and a glibc that does not. In fact, I do
> > not think that glibc is supporting it at all for some reason on the
> > PPC-405. Normally I would think gcc/glibc had something to do with all
> > this, but those tools work just fine together. It seems to be the gcj
> > that is the odd man out today. Any suggestions or known flags that I
> > should set to fix this?
> > 
>> IIRC I added --disable-tls in 4.2, so it might not work in 4.1. I don't 
> have time to verify in exactly which version --disable-tls appeared, but 
> I suspect that 4.1.0 is missing it and that is your problem. You could 
> try back-porting the patch to your version.
>> David Daney
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