I have a static library that works great when I use it outside of Xcode 2.2.:
$ g++ -o test test.cc libmylib.a
But when I try to link it to my Xcode 2.2 project, I get the dreaded
"local relocation entries" error:
/usr/bin/ld: ../mylib/libmylib.a(power.o) has local relocation entries
in non-writable section (__TEXT,__text)
The object file in question, power.o, is an assembly file, which was
compiled with "as":
$ as -o power.o power.S
I have tried compiling with -static and -n
$ as -static -o power.o power.S
$ as -static -n -o power.o power.S
(These two invocations yield the exact same object file.)
In any case, it doesn't a difference - I get the same "local
relocation entries" message.
Does anyone know why this should happen for Xcode and not for just a
regular (non-Xcode) statically linked binary?
Charles
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