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2.23: What is Linker TOC overflow error 12?
There is a hard coded limit in the AIX 3.2.5 linker that is fixed in
AIX 4.1. A kind soul donated the following information to help people
get the 3.2.5 fix
The LPS (paperwork)
AIX TOC Data Binder/6000 #P91128
Version 1.1
Program Number 5799-QDY
Reference No. GC23-2604-00, FC 5615
Pre Reqs listed were AIX 3.2.5
IBM C Set++ V2 (5765-186)
The above is not available any longer, see section 1.006.
You could also put some of the application code into shared libraries
or, in the case of gcc, use -mminimal-toc.
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