[uClibc] ld.so on MIPS broken?

[Martin Buck]

Hi,

either I must be missing something obvious or uclibc's ld.so is completely
broken on MIPS. All my global variables end up at address 0 in dynamically
linked applications (static linking works fine).

host$ cat foo.c
#include <stdio.h>

int test_sbss;
int test_bss[100];
int test_data = 1;
const int test_rodata = 1;
static int test_static;

int
main(void) {
  printf("&test_sbss: %p\n", (void *)&test_sbss);
  printf("&test_bss: %p\n", (void *)&test_bss);
  printf("&test_data: %p\n", (void *)&test_data);
  printf("&test_rodata: %p\n", (void *)&test_rodata);
  printf("&test_static: %p\n", (void *)&test_static);
  return 0;
}

host$ mips-linux-gcc foo.c

target$ ./a.out
&test_sbss: (nil)
&test_bss: (nil)
&test_data: (nil)
&test_rodata: (nil)
&test_static: 0x100000a0

If I use glibc's ld.so instead with the same binary, it works fine:

target$ /lib/ld-2.3.2.so ./a.out 
&test_sbss: 0x10000080
&test_bss: 0x100000b0
&test_data: 0x10000010
&test_rodata: 0x400940
&test_static: 0x100000a0


uclibc is from yesterday's snapshot, so it already contains the recent
changes to the Makefile that changed -O0 to -Os. Toolchain is gcc 3.3.2
built using uclibc's toolchain builder.

Does anybody have any ideas? Is the current ld.so working for someone on
MIPS?

Thanks,
Martin