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# unexec support
# 
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# binary unexec_should_work
# 
# Should programs that only use `unexec' as an option give
# it a go by default?
# 
binary unexec_should_work no

# string unexec-implementation
# 
# The name of a file in `src/unexec/libunexec/unexec-impls' which
# is the unexec implementation to use for this system.
# 
string unexec_implementation "unexec-unsupported.c"


# binary unexec_needs_precrt0
# 
# If true, the very first file in a link (just) defines `data_start'
#
binary unexec_needs_precrt0 no


# string unexec-start-files
# 
# A list of .o files which should be listed first among the objects
# when linking an executable for a program that might call `unexec'.
# Typically, these are alternatives to the default `crt0.o'.
# 
string unexec_start_files "%none%"


# string unexec-ld-switches
# 
# A list of ld switches for programs which might call `unexec'.
# 
string unexec_ld_switches "%none%"


# string unexec-libs
# 
# Extra libraries to link against for programs that might call
# `unexec'.
# 
string unexec_libs "%none%"


# string unexec-libc-substitute
# 
# What to link against in place of libc for programs that might
# call `unexec'.
# 
string unexec_libc_substitute "%none%"


# string unexec_linker
# 
# What to use instead of the default to link `unexec'-able
# programs.  On GCC-based platforms, %none% is a safe binding.
# 
string unexec_linker "%none%"

# tag: Tom Lord Fri May 10 02:16:23 2002 (platforms/vars)
#
