Index: ppapi/native_client/native_client.gyp |
diff --git a/ppapi/native_client/native_client.gyp b/ppapi/native_client/native_client.gyp |
index 825d1207b84bf4eff36d82d5e84205802abd0087..f6556315b5db08fbb283b31af1debf4a575ac513 100644 |
--- a/ppapi/native_client/native_client.gyp |
+++ b/ppapi/native_client/native_client.gyp |
@@ -114,54 +114,24 @@ |
'-lgio', |
'-Wl,--end-group', |
'-lm', |
+ '-Wl,--section-start,.rodata=<(NACL_IRT_DATA_START)', |
+ '-Wl,-Ttext-segment=<(NACL_IRT_TEXT_START)', |
], |
- # See http://code.google.com/p/nativeclient/issues/detail?id=2691. |
- # The PNaCl linker (gold) does not implement the "-Ttext-segment" |
- # option. However, with the linker for x86, the "-Ttext" option |
- # does not affect the executable's base address. |
- # TODO(olonho): simplify flags handling and avoid duplication |
- # with NaCl logic. |
'conditions': [ |
- ['target_arch!="arm"', |
- { |
- 'link_flags': [ |
- '-Wl,--section-start,.rodata=<(NACL_IRT_DATA_START)', |
- '-Wl,-Ttext-segment=<(NACL_IRT_TEXT_START)', |
- ] |
- }, { # target_arch == "arm" |
- # TODO(mcgrathr): This knowledge really belongs in |
- # native_client/src/untrusted/irt/irt.gyp instead of here. |
- # But that builds libirt_browser.a as bitcode, so a native |
- # object does not fit happily there. |
- 'sources': [ |
- '../../native_client/src/untrusted/irt/aeabi_read_tp.S', |
- ], |
- 'link_flags': [ |
- '-Wl,--section-start,.rodata=<(NACL_IRT_DATA_START)', |
- '-Wl,-Ttext=<(NACL_IRT_TEXT_START)', |
- '--pnacl-allow-native', |
- '-arch', 'arm', |
- '-Wt,-mtls-use-call', |
- '-Wl,--pnacl-irt-link', |
- ], |
- }, |
- ], |
- # untrusted.gypi and build_nexe.py currently build |
- # both x86-32 and x86-64 whenever target_arch is some |
- # flavor of x86. However, on non-windows platforms |
- # we only need one architecture. |
- ['OS!="win" and target_arch=="ia32"', |
- { |
- 'enable_x86_64': 0 |
- } |
- ], |
- ['OS!="win" and target_arch=="x64"', |
- { |
- 'enable_x86_32': 0 |
- } |
- ] |
- ], |
- 'sources': [ |
+ # untrusted.gypi and build_nexe.py currently build |
+ # both x86-32 and x86-64 whenever target_arch is some |
+ # flavor of x86. However, on non-windows platforms |
+ # we only need one architecture. |
+ ['OS!="win" and target_arch=="ia32"', |
+ { |
+ 'enable_x86_64': 0 |
+ } |
+ ], |
+ ['OS!="win" and target_arch=="x64"', |
+ { |
+ 'enable_x86_32': 0 |
+ } |
+ ] |
], |
'extra_args': [ |
'--strip-debug', |