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# A default mapfile for optimizing the creation of a filter shared object.

# Creates a single, read-only, executable text segment to catch all loadable

# sections.

#

# Filters that consist solely of a symbol table can be built directly from

# ld(1) so that no .init/.fini sections are created. Although the filter can

# be constructed as a single read-only segment, the execute attribute of the

# segment is maintained to allow for simple .init processing (i.e., .init

# processing that requires no relocations), and to accommodate older versions

# of dbx that produce warning messages if they find objects without traditional

# text segments.

#

# If a filter is required to execute .init code that references global data

# then the filter will require relocation (i.e., it will have to be written to

# by ld.so.1). Filters of this sort should *not* use this mapfile.

#

# This compaction of a filter into a single segment allows ld.so.1 to optimize

# its processing of a filter. If the filter is small enough this segment may

# be handled in a single page mapping (for example libdl.so.1).

#

# The assignment of all allocatable sections to this segment insures that the

# .dynamic, and any .data or .bss sections, become part of the text. Note that

# the compiler has a habit of generating empty .data and .bss sections.

filter = LOAD ?RX;

filter : ?A;