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1. Linking nasm-created objects always gives me a segmentation fault

Hello,

On my system (linux-2.4.7, gcc version 2.95.3, glibc-2.2.1, i686), ld
always gets a segmentation fault when linking nasm-created objects with
objects created by gcc. This has happened with *any* piece of software that
uses nasm to build some objects, and there are never problem reports of
this kind. I've used several binary distributions of nasm-0.98, compiled
nasm myself, all to no avail.  This problem exists on my system for several
years, with many different versions of gcc, glibc, linux kernel, hardware,
etc.

I just can't find what is causing this problem. I looked at strace outputs
to see if old lingering objectfiles accidentally get linked in as well, but
that doesn't seem to be the problem. Can anyone suggest a method to find
the cause of this problem? I have no experience in assembly programming,
but I think a simple testcase would be a smallest possible assembly filed
linked against a very bare piece of C code, to see if that will work.

Any help will be greatly appreciated!

Kind regards,
Bram
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Bram Avontuur (http://www.stack.nl/~brama/)

"What's worse; ignorance or apathy?   Who knows? who cares!"

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