- separate out the common files used by rtld ldd ld
- move machine dependent files into arch
- move ld in its own directory
- factor out .PATH and CFLAGS common to all Makefiles
<bsd.prog.mk> was being included before an .if !defined(NOPIC)
which added rtld to the SUBDIRs. This was so that the definition
of NOPIC would get picked up. Unfortunately, this is WRONG, because
after <bsd.prog.mk> is included you shouldn't be able to touch SUBDIR
as the magic has already happened.
However, a complementary bug in the .mk files kept anyone from
noticing until now.
Fixed by moving the include of <bsd.prog.mk> to the bottom and
including <bsd.own.mk> above the .if !defined, which is the correct
way to do this sort of thing.
`ld -r -x' now supported on all object files.
Support for long archive member names (AR_EFMT1 format),
thanks to Bill Sommerfeld/Mark Eichin
Do the right(?) thing with symbol aliases (N_INDR) for POSIX lover, especially
when equiping shared libraries with these (this was *not* fun).
Handle silly archives (.sa) for people who needs them; turn on by `-Bsilly'.
cgd