vbcc 0.9f release planned for April/May

[phx]

This is not a valid hunk-format object file, IMHO.

The output looks like HUNK_DEBUG is used as a section, with its own name ".stab" (HUNK_NAME) and relocations (HUNK_RELOC32). This is illegal. There are only three types of sections in AmigaDOS: HUNK_CODE, HUNK_DATA and HUNK_BSS.

HUNK_DEBUG is used as an additional hunk for one of these three sections, like HUNK_SYMBOL.

Also refer to "The Amiga Guru Book", chapter 22.1. The structure of a section/segment is clearly defined as a sequence of the following hunks:

HUNK_NAME (optional)
HUNK_CODE | HUNK_DATA | HUNK_BSS
HUNK_RELOC... (not in BSS, optional)
HUNK_EXT (only in object files, optional)
HUNK_SYMBOL (optional)
HUNK_DEBUG (optional)
HUNK_END

[emufan]

oh, ok. I make a link to your answer in the gcc6 thread

[bebbo]

Originally Posted by emufan

gcc6 supports/creates now amiga hunk format.

To be more precise:
* my binutils-2.14 fork (https://github.com/bebbo/amigaos-binutils-2.14 branch: master) is creating amiga hunk objects now. You may still use an older version (branch: aout) and continue using aout.
* my gcc-6 fork (https://github.com/bebbo/gcc branch: gcc-6-branch) now supports __chip, __fast and __far for .data and .bss. Those attributes can only be used if amiga hunk format gas/ld is chosen.