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Some architectures have binary-incompatible sub-architecture variants.  Historic examples are non-executable stacks (handled with the <code>GNU_STACK</code> program header and the <code>.note.GNU-stack</code> section) and 16-byte stack alignment on i386 (which did not receive any markup).
Some architectures have binary-incompatible sub-architecture variants.  Historic examples are non-executable stacks (handled with the <code>GNU_STACK</code> program header and the <code>.note.GNU-stack</code> section) and 16-byte stack alignment on i386 (which did not receive any markup).


Potential future such changes are:
Potential such changes are:


* [https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/Ieee128PowerPC The format of <code>long double</code> on POWER]
* [https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/Ieee128PowerPC The format of <code>long double</code> on POWER]
MIPS executables already have a PT_ABIFLAGS segment, as well as PT_REGINFO.


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Latest revision as of 16:37, 27 September 2017

ABI variants

Some architectures have binary-incompatible sub-architecture variants. Historic examples are non-executable stacks (handled with the GNU_STACK program header and the .note.GNU-stack section) and 16-byte stack alignment on i386 (which did not receive any markup).

Potential such changes are:

MIPS executables already have a PT_ABIFLAGS segment, as well as PT_REGINFO.