Re: objdump, 64-bit objects and Solaris kernel modules

[Nick Clifton <nickc at redhat dot com>]

Hi Gabriel,

> But the Sun compiler does not generate this value so it is
> always zero. What I did was to search for the routine symbols in the
> symbol table and compute their absolute start address from there.
> More comments are in the patch that I attached. It is generated
> against the cvs repository on 02/07/2003.

Thanks very much for submitting this patch.  Unfortunately it appears
that you do not have an FSF Copyright assignment on file, so we cannot
accept the patch, yet...   If you could fill out the form below and
send it off, then we can get the assignment sorted out and we can
apply the patch to the sources.

Cheers
        Nick

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