... so that new ELFs are recognized by the ELF filters.
GCC 11 starts to produce executables with type in header set to "DYN (Position-Independent Executable file)" instead of the expected "EXEC (Executable file)".
When a ELF falls through the filter, AB3 produces a warning just in case other formats show up that we don't currently handle.
... so that new ELFs are recognized by the ELF filters.
GCC 11 starts to produce executables with type in header set to "DYN (Position-Independent Executable file)" instead of the expected "EXEC (Executable file)".
When a ELF falls through the filter, AB3 produces a warning just in case other formats show up that we don't currently handle.