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All rights reserved. 24# Use is subject to license terms. 25# 26 27@ _START_ 28 29# Message file for cmd/sgs/liblddbg. 30 31@ MSG_ID_LIBLDDBG 32 33 34# Usage messages 35 36@ MSG_USE_UNRECOG "warning: unrecognized debug option `%s' (try help)" 37 38# TRANSLATION_NOTE - Use the following output in C as a reference, 1. 39# 40# Runtime Linking 41# Diagnostics that trace the runtime linking of an application can be 42# enabled to stderr by using the environment variable setting: 43# LD_DEBUG=token1,token2 44# Alternatively, the diagnostics can be redirected to an output file 45# using the additional environment variable: 46# LD_DEBUG_OUTPUT=file 47# The output file is given the specified name and the process id as a 48# suffix. 49# 50# By default, all diagnostics are prepended with the process id, 51# together with the thread id. Note, all applications are effectively 52# thread aware, and once thread capabilities are enabled, even a single 53# threaded application is labeled as thread 1. 54# 55# The token `lmid' prepends a link-map list identifier to each 56# diagnostic. 57# 58# The tokens `base', `ldso' and `newlm[0-9]*' can be used to isolate 59# diagnostics to the associated link-map lists. Note, by default, any 60# diagnostics associated with loading components for the runtime linker 61# itself are suppressed, unless `ldso' is explicitly specified. 62# 63# Link-Editing 64# Diagnostics that trace the link-editing of an application can be 65# enabled to stderr using the -D option: 66# ld -Dtoken1,token2 -o prog ... 67# As the -D option can also be meaningful to compiler drivers, an 68# alternative mechanism to enable diagnostics is to use the environment 69# variable: 70# LD_OPTIONS=-Dtoken1,token2 cc -o prog ... 71# 72# The use of -D on the link-edit command line is significant. 73# Diagnostics are enabled when a debug token is first encountered, and 74# can be switched off by prepending the token with `!'. 75# 76# By default, all diagnostics are prepended with the string `debug'. 77# 78# The tokens `name', `fullname' and `class' can be used to prepend the 79# output file basename, fullname, and class respectively, to each 80# diagnostic. 81 82 83# TRANSLATION_NOTE - The next series of messages makes the above output in C 84# locale. Use tabs and space alignment characters as needed. 85# 86@ MSG_USE_RTLD_A "Runtime Linking" 87@ MSG_USE_RTLD_B " Diagnostics that trace the runtime linking of an \ 88 application can be" 89@ MSG_USE_RTLD_C " enabled to stderr by using the environment \ 90 variable setting:" 91@ MSG_USE_RTLD_D " LD_DEBUG=token1,token2 app ..." 92@ MSG_USE_RTLD_E " Alternatively, the diagnostics can be redirected \ 93 to an output file" 94@ MSG_USE_RTLD_F " using the additional environment variable:" 95@ MSG_USE_RTLD_G " LD_DEBUG_OUTPUT=file" 96@ MSG_USE_RTLD_H " The output file is given the specified name and \ 97 the process id as a" 98@ MSG_USE_RTLD_I " suffix." 99@ MSG_USE_RTLD_J " By default, all diagnostics are prepended with \ 100 the process id," 101@ MSG_USE_RTLD_K " together with the thread id. Note, all \ 102 applications are effectively" 103@ MSG_USE_RTLD_L " thread aware, and once thread capabilities are \ 104 enabled, even a single" 105@ MSG_USE_RTLD_M " threaded application is labeled as thread 1." 106@ MSG_USE_RTLD_N " The token `lmid' prepends a link-map list \ 107 identifier to each" 108@ MSG_USE_RTLD_O " diagnostic." 109@ MSG_USE_RTLD_P " The tokens `base', `ldso' and `newlm[0-9]*' can \ 110 be used to isolate" 111@ MSG_USE_RTLD_Q " diagnostics to the associated link-map lists. \ 112 Note, by default, any" 113@ MSG_USE_RTLD_R " diagnostics associated with loading components \ 114 for the runtime linker" 115@ MSG_USE_RTLD_S " itself are suppressed, unless `ldso' is \ 116 explicitly specified." 117 118@ MSG_USE_LD_A "Link-Editing" 119@ MSG_USE_LD_B " Diagnostics that trace the link-editing of an \ 120 application can be" 121@ MSG_USE_LD_C " enabled to stderr using the -D option:" 122@ MSG_USE_LD_D " ld -Dtoken1,token2 -o prog ..." 123@ MSG_USE_LD_E " As the -D option can also be meaningful to \ 124 compiler drivers, an" 125@ MSG_USE_LD_F " alternative mechanism to enable diagnostics is to \ 126 use the environment" 127@ MSG_USE_LD_G " variable:" 128@ MSG_USE_LD_H " LD_OPTIONS=-Dtoken1,token2 cc -o prog ..." 129@ MSG_USE_LD_I " The use of -D on the link-edit command line is \ 130 significant." 131@ MSG_USE_LD_J " Diagnostics are enabled when a debug token is \ 132 first encountered, and" 133@ MSG_USE_LD_K " can be switched off by prepending the token \ 134 with `!'." 135@ MSG_USE_LD_L " By default, all diagnostics are prepended with \ 136 the string `debug'." 137@ MSG_USE_LD_M " The tokens `name', `fullname' and `class' can be \ 138 used to prepend" 139@ MSG_USE_LD_N " the output file basename, fullname, and class \ 140 respectively, to each" 141@ MSG_USE_LD_O " diagnostic." 142 143# TRANSLATION_NOTE - End of reference 1 144 145 146# TRANSLATION_NOTE - The next series of messages makes the following usage 147# table. Use tabs and space alignment characters as needed. 148# 149# args display input argument processing (ld only) 150# audit display runtime link-audit processing (ld.so.1 only) 151# basic provide basic trace information/warnings 152# bindings display symbol binding; detail flag shows absolute:relative 153# addresses (ld.so.1 only) 154# cap display hardware/software capability processing 155# demangle display C++ symbol names in their demangled form 156# detail provide more information in conjunction with other options 157# entry display entrance criteria descriptors (ld only) 158# files display input file processing (files and libraries) 159# got display GOT symbol information (ld only) 160# help display this help message 161# init display init and fini processing (ld.so.1 only) 162# libs display library search paths; detail flag shows actual 163# library lookup (-l) processing 164# long display long object names without truncation 165# map display map file processing (ld only) 166# move display Move section information 167# reloc display relocation processing 168# sections display input section processing (ld only) 169# segments display available output segments and address/offset 170# processing; detail flag shows associated sections (ld only) 171# support display support library processing (ld only) 172# symbols display symbol table processing; detail flag shows internal 173# symbol table addition and resolution (ld only) 174# statistics display processing statistics (ld only) 175# strtab display information about string table compression; detail 176# flag shows layout of string tables (ld only) 177# tls display TLS processing 178# unused display unused/unreferenced files; detail flag shows unused 179# sections (ld only), and unused search paths (ld.so.1 only) 180# versions display version processing 181# 182# 183# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `args'. 184@ MSG_USE_ARGS "args\t display input argument processing (ld only)" 185 186# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `audit'. 187@ MSG_USE_AUDIT "audit\t display runtime link-audit processing \ 188 (ld.so.1 only)" 189 190# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `basic'. 191@ MSG_USE_BASIC "basic\t provide basic trace information/warnings" 192 193# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `bindings'. 194@ MSG_USE_BINDINGS "bindings\t display symbol binding; detail flag shows \ 195 absolute:relative" 196@ MSG_USE_BINDINGS_2 "\t\t addresses (ld.so.1 only)" 197 198# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `cap' 199@ MSG_USE_CAP "cap\t display hardware/software capability \ 200 processing" 201 202# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `detail'. 203@ MSG_USE_DETAIL "detail\t provide more information in conjunction \ 204 with other options" 205 206# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `demangle'. 207@ MSG_USE_DEMANGLE "demangle\t display C++ symbol names in their \ 208 demangled form" 209 210# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `entry'. 211@ MSG_USE_ENTRY "entry\t display entrance criteria descriptors \ 212 (ld only)" 213 214# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `files'. 215@ MSG_USE_FILES "files\t display input file processing \ 216 (files and libraries)" 217 218# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `got'. 219@ MSG_USE_GOT "got\t display GOT symbol information (ld only)" 220 221# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `help'. 222@ MSG_USE_HELP "help\t display this help message" 223 224# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `init'. 225@ MSG_USE_INIT "init\t display init and fini processing \ 226 (ld.so.1 only)" 227 228# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `libs'. 229@ MSG_USE_LIBS "libs\t display library search paths; detail flag \ 230 shows actual" 231@ MSG_USE_LIBS_2 "\t\t library lookup (-l) processing" 232 233# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `lmid'. 234@ MSG_USE_LMID "lmid\t display link-map list identifier \ 235 (ld.so.1 only)" 236 237# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `long'. 238@ MSG_USE_LONG "long\t display long object names without truncation" 239 240# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `map'. 241@ MSG_USE_MAP "map\t display map file processing (ld only)" 242 243# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `move'. 244@ MSG_USE_MOVE "move\t display move section processing" 245 246# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `reloc'. 247@ MSG_USE_RELOC "reloc\t display relocation processing" 248 249# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `sections'. 250@ MSG_USE_SECTIONS "sections display input section processing (ld only)" 251 252# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `segments'. 253@ MSG_USE_SEGMENTS "segments display available output segments and \ 254 address/offset" 255@ MSG_USE_SEGMENTS_2 "\t\t processing; detail flag shows associated \ 256 sections (ld only)" 257# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `support'. 258@ MSG_USE_SUPPORT "support\t display support library processing (ld only)" 259 260# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `symbols'. 261@ MSG_USE_SYMBOLS "symbols\t display symbol table processing; detail \ 262 flag shows internal" 263@ MSG_USE_SYMBOLS_2 "\t\t symbol table addition and resolution (ld only)" 264 265# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `statistics'. 266@ MSG_USE_STATS "statistics display processing statistics (ld only)" 267 268# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `strtab'. 269@ MSG_USE_STRTAB "strtab\t display information about string table \ 270 compression; detail" 271@ MSG_USE_STRTAB_2 "\t\t flag shows layout of string tables (ld only)" 272 273# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `tls/TLS'. 274@ MSG_USE_TLS "tls\t display TLS processing info" 275 276# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `unused'. 277@ MSG_USE_UNUSED "unused\t display unused/unreferenced files; detail \ 278 flag shows unused" 279@ MSG_USE_UNUSED_2 "\t\t sections (ld only)" 280 281# TRANSLATION_NOTE -- do not translate the first token `versions'. 282@ MSG_USE_VERSIONS "versions\t display version processing" 283 284# Argument messages 285 286@ MSG_ARG_OPTION "arg[%d]\toption=-%c" 287@ MSG_ARG_OPTARG "arg[%d]\toption=-%c: option-argument: %s" 288@ MSG_ARG_STR2CHR "arg[%d]\toption=-%s: translated: new option=-%c" 289@ MSG_ARG_WLDEL "arg[%d]\toption=-W%s: translated: prefix -Wl,: \ 290 removed" 291@ MSG_ARG_FILE "arg[%d]\tfile=%s" 292 293 294# Bindings messages 295# NOTE: these are used by appcert(1) and lari(1), use care when changing. 296 297@ MSG_BND_BASIC "binding file=%s to file=%s: symbol `%s'" 298@ MSG_BND_PLT "binding file=%s (%#llx:%#llx) at plt[%lld]:%s to \ 299 file=%s (%#llx:%#llx): symbol `%s'%s" 300@ MSG_BND_DLSYM "binding file=%s (dlsym) to file=%s \ 301 (%#llx:%#llx): symbol `%s'%s" 302@ MSG_BND_DEFAULT "binding file=%s (%#llx:%#llx) to file=%s \ 303 (%#llx:%#llx): symbol `%s'%s" 304@ MSG_BND_WEAK_1 "binding file=%s to 0x0 (undefined weak): symbol `%s'" 305@ MSG_BND_WEAK_2 "binding file=%s (%#llx:%#llx) to 0x0 \ 306 (undefined weak): symbol `%s'" 307 308# NOTE: the rejected message is used by lari(1), use care when changing. This 309# message is formatted to conform to the pattern used by the MSG_BINFO messages. 310@ MSG_BND_REJECT "binding file=%s to file=%s: symbol `%s' \ 311 (rejected: %s)" 312@ MSG_BNDREJ_DIRECT "attempt to directly bind to a NODIRECT definition" 313@ MSG_BNDREJ_GROUP "attempt to bind within a group to a NODIRECT \ 314 definition" 315@ MSG_BNDREJ_SINGLE "attempt to bind to a SINGLETON definition without \ 316 following default search model" 317 318@ MSG_BND_PLTPAD_TO " pltpad: %#llx: file=%s bound to file=%s: \ 319 symbol `%s'" 320@ MSG_BND_PLTPAD_FROM " pltpad: %#llx: bound from file=%s: symbol `%s'" 321 322@ MSG_BND_PSUM_SPARCV9 "Summary of PLT types bound: 21d=%d, 24d=%d, u32=%d, \ 323 u44=%d, full=%d, far=%d, Total=%d" 324@ MSG_BND_PSUM_SPARC "Summary of PLT types bound: 21d=%d, 24d=%d, \ 325 full=%d, Total=%d" 326@ MSG_BND_PSUM_DEFAULT "Summary of PLT types bound: total=%d" 327 328# Relocation messages 329 330@ MSG_REL_GENERATE "generating input relocations: section=%s" 331@ MSG_REL_COLLECT "collecting input relocations: section=%s, file=%s" 332@ MSG_REL_ACTIVE "performing active relocations" 333@ MSG_REL_CREATING "creating output relocations" 334@ MSG_REL_START "relocation processing: file=%s%s" 335@ MSG_REL_FINISH "relocation processing: file=%s; finished%s" 336@ MSG_REL_NONE "relocation processing: file=%s%s; nothing to do" 337 338@ MSG_REL_PLT " (plt processing only)" 339@ MSG_REL_FAIL " (failed)" 340 341@ MSG_REL_BADROFFSET "<offset lies outside memory image; \ 342 relocation discarded>" 343 344@ MSG_REL_TRANSITION "relocation: %s: section=%s; input from file=%s; \ 345 offset=0x%llx; symbol=%s; transitioned to: %s" 346@ MSG_REL_DISCARDED "relocation against discarded section=%s from file=%s; \ 347 relocation type=%s offset=0x%llx; relocation discarded" 348@ MSG_REL_COPY "copy data from file=%s to file=%s: symbol `%s'%s" 349@ MSG_REL_SLOPPYCOMDAT "the following relocation references a discarded \ 350 section; relocation redirected to section %s in \ 351 file %s" 352 353# Entrance criteria messages 354 355@ MSG_ECR_TITLE "%s Entrance Descriptor List (available)" 356@ MSG_ECR_DYNAMIC "Dynamic" 357@ MSG_ECR_STATIC "Static" 358@ MSG_ECR_DESC "entrance descriptor[%d]" 359 360 361# Elf Data (section) messages 362# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following two entries provide for a series of one or 363# more standard 32-bit Elf_Data entries that align with the initial title. 364 365@ MSG_EDATA_TITLE_32 " addr type size offset al file" 366@ MSG_EDATA_ENTRY_32 " %3s %#10llx %-5s %#10llx %#8llx %2lld %s%s" 367 368# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following two entries provide for a series of one or 369# more standard 64-bit Elf_Data entries that align with the initial title. 370 371@ MSG_EDATA_TITLE_64 " addr type \ 372 size offset al file" 373@ MSG_EDATA_ENTRY_64 " %3s %#18llx %-5s %#18llx %#16llx %2lld %s%s" 374 375@ MSG_EDATA_IGNSCN " (section ignored)" 376 377# File messages 378 379@ MSG_FIL_BASIC "file=%s [ %s ]" 380@ MSG_FIL_ARCHIVE "file=%s [ archive ] %s" 381@ MSG_FIL_SKIP_1 "file=%s; skipped: already processed as %s" 382@ MSG_FIL_SKIP_2 "file=%s; skipped: already processed" 383@ MSG_FIL_REUSE "file=%s; reusing: originally processed as %s" 384@ MSG_FIL_PROT "file=%s; modifying memory protections (%c PROT_WRITE)" 385@ MSG_FIL_DELETE "file=%s; deleting" 386@ MSG_FIL_DLOPEN "file=%s; dlopen() called from file=%s %s %s" 387@ MSG_FIL_DLCLOSE "file=%s; dlclose() %s" 388@ MSG_FIL_CLEANUP "file=%s; loading failed: cleaning up lmco 0x%llx" 389@ MSG_FIL_DLDUMP "file=%s; dldump() to file=%s %s" 390@ MSG_FIL_LAZYLOAD "file=%s; lazy loading from file=%s: symbol=%s" 391@ MSG_FIL_PRELOAD "file=%s; preloading" 392@ MSG_FIL_NEEDED "file=%s; needed by %s" 393@ MSG_FIL_FILTER_1 "file=%s; filter for %s (configuration definition)" 394@ MSG_FIL_FILTER_2 "file=%s; filter for %s" 395@ MSG_FIL_FILTEE_2 "file=%s; filtee processing failed" 396@ MSG_FIL_FILTEE_3 "file=%s; filtee skipped (auditing directed)" 397@ MSG_FIL_FIXNAME "file=%s; required name=%s" 398@ MSG_FIL_PROMOTE "file=%s; promoting mode to %s" 399@ MSG_FIL_AOUT "file=%s [ AOUT ]; generating link map" 400@ MSG_FIL_ELF "file=%s [ ELF ]; generating link map%s" 401@ MSG_FIL_LDSO "file=%s [ ELF ]" 402 403# NOTE: these are used by lari(1), use care when changing. 404@ MSG_FIL_ANALYZE "file=%s; analyzing %s" 405@ MSG_FIL_FILTEE_1 "file=%s; filtered by %s" 406@ MSG_FIL_CONFIG "file=%s [ ELF ]; configuration alternate found: %s" 407 408 409@ MSG_FIL_DATA_AS " addr: %#18llx size: %#18llx" 410@ MSG_FIL_DATA_LL " lmid: %18.18s lmco: %#18llx" 411@ MSG_FIL_DATA_EA " envp: %#18llx auxv: %#18llx" 412 413@ MSG_FIL_MMAPOBJ "file=%s mmapobj entries=%d" 414@ MSG_FIL_MMAPOBJ_1 " [%d]: addr: %#18llx fsize: %#18llx %s" 415@ MSG_FIL_MMAPOBJ_2 " offset: %#17llx msize: %#18llx" 416 417@ MSG_FIL_BND_ADD "file=%s; add binding to:" 418@ MSG_FIL_BND_FILE " file=%s %s" 419 420@ MSG_FIL_DEP_TITLE "processing %s dependencies %s:" 421@ MSG_FIL_DEP_NONE " file=%s; has no dependencies" 422@ MSG_FIL_DEP_ENT " file=%s; depends on:" 423 424@ MSG_FIL_DEP_ADD " file=%s; object added %s %s" 425@ MSG_FIL_DEP_UPDATE " file=%s; object updated %s %s" 426@ MSG_FIL_DEP_DELETE " file=%s; object deleting %s" 427@ MSG_FIL_DEP_REMOVE " file=%s; object removed from handle %s" 428@ MSG_FIL_DEP_REMAIN " file=%s; object must remain on handle %s" 429@ MSG_FIL_DEP_ORPHAN " file=%s; object remains on orphan handle %s" 430@ MSG_FIL_DEP_REINST " file=%s; object reinstated %s" 431 432@ MSG_FIL_HDL_CREATE "handle=%s; creating: 0x%llx" 433@ MSG_FIL_HDL_ADD "handle=%s; adding dependent objects:" 434@ MSG_FIL_HDL_DELETE "handle=%s; inspecting for deletion:" 435@ MSG_FIL_HDL_ORPHAN "handle=%s; deletion cannot be completed: moving to \ 436 orphan list:" 437@ MSG_FIL_HDL_REINST "handle=%s; reinstating from orphan list:" 438 439@ MSG_FIL_HDL_COLLECT "handle=%s; collected for possible removal %s" 440@ MSG_FIL_HDL_RETAIN "handle=%s; externally referenced from %s: handle \ 441 retained" 442@ MSG_FIL_DEL_RESCAN "pending deletions; rescanning orphan list for \ 443 available deletions" 444 445@ MSG_FIL_AR_RESCAN "rescanning archives from args[%d-%d]; additional \ 446 members may satisfy prior extractions" 447 448@ MSG_FIL_CONFIG_ERR "configuration file=%s: %s" 449@ MSG_FIL_CONFIG_ERR_1 "ignored (configuration building)" 450@ MSG_FIL_CONFIG_ERR_2 "invalid version" 451@ MSG_FIL_CONFIG_ERR_3 "unable to process file" 452@ MSG_FIL_CONFIG_ERR_4 "corrupt or truncated file" 453@ MSG_FIL_CONFIG_ERR_5 "incompatible ELF class, byte order, or machine \ 454 architecture" 455 456@ MSG_FIL_MODIFIED "file=%s; open modified by support library: %s" 457@ MSG_FIL_NAMECHANGE " name changed to: %s" 458@ MSG_FIL_FDCHANGE " file descriptor changed from: %d to: %d %s" 459@ MSG_FIL_ELFCHANGE " ELF descriptor changed from: 0x%llx to: 0x%llx %s" 460@ MSG_FIL_IGNORE " (file will be ignored)" 461 462@ MSG_CNTL_TITLE "control list processing complete: moving lmco 0x%llx \ 463 to lmco 0x%llx" 464 465@ MSG_REJ_MACH "file=%s; rejected: wrong machine type: %s" 466@ MSG_REJ_CLASS "file=%s; rejected: wrong ELF class: %s" 467@ MSG_REJ_DATA "file=%s; rejected: wrong ELF data format: %s" 468@ MSG_REJ_TYPE "file=%s; rejected: bad ELF type: %s" 469@ MSG_REJ_BADFLAG "file=%s; rejected: bad ELF flags value: %s" 470@ MSG_REJ_MISFLAG "file=%s; rejected: mismatched ELF flags value: %s" 471@ MSG_REJ_VERSION "file=%s; rejected: mismatched ELF/lib version: %s" 472@ MSG_REJ_HAL "file=%s; rejected: HAL R1 extensions required" 473@ MSG_REJ_US3 "file=%s; rejected: Sun UltraSPARC III extensions \ 474 required" 475@ MSG_REJ_STR "obj=%s; rejected: %s" 476@ MSG_REJ_UNKFILE "obj=%s; rejected: unknown file type" 477@ MSG_REJ_HWCAP_1 "obj=%s; rejected: hardware capability unsupported: \ 478 %s" 479 480# Libs messages 481 482@ MSG_LIB_INITPATH "Library Search Paths (initial)" 483@ MSG_LIB_UPPATH "Library Search Paths (-L updated)" 484@ MSG_LIB_LOPT "find lib=-l%s; path=%s" 485@ MSG_LIB_REQUIRED "find lib=%s; path=%s (required by %s)" 486@ MSG_LIB_LDLIBPATH " search path=%s (LD_LIBRARY_PATH)" 487@ MSG_LIB_LDLIBPATHC " search path=%s (configuration LD_LIBRARY_PATH - %s)" 488@ MSG_LIB_RUNPATH " search path=%s (RUNPATH/RPATH from file %s)" 489@ MSG_LIB_DEFAULT " search path=%s (default)" 490@ MSG_LIB_DEFAULTC " search path=%s (configuration default - %s)" 491@ MSG_LIB_TDEFAULT " search path=%s (trusted default)" 492@ MSG_LIB_TDEFAULTC " search path=%s (trusted configuration default - %s)" 493@ MSG_LIB_LIBPATH " search path=%s (LIBPATH or -YP)" 494@ MSG_LIB_YPATH " search path=%s replaces path=%s (-Y%c)" 495 496@ MSG_LIB_FIND "find object=%s; searching" 497@ MSG_LIB_TRYING " trying path=%s%s" 498@ MSG_LIB_ALTER " trying path=%s (auditing supplied alternative)" 499@ MSG_LIB_SKIP " skip path=%s (auditing directed)" 500@ MSG_LIB_IGNORE " ignore path=%s (insecure directory name)" 501@ MSG_LIB_INUSE " use path=%s (implicitly secure, as directory \ 502 has already provided dependencies)" 503 504# Mapfile messages 505 506@ MSG_MAP_MAPFILE "map file=%s" 507 508@ MSG_MAP_SEG_DECL_1 "segment declaration (=), segment added:" 509@ MSG_MAP_SEG_DECL_2 "segment declaration (=), segment updated:" 510@ MSG_MAP_SEG_DECL_3 "implicit segment declaration (:), segment added:" 511@ MSG_MAP_SEG_DECL_4 "implicit segment declaration (@), segment added:" 512@ MSG_MAP_SEG_DECL_5 "size-symbol declaration (@), segment updated:" 513 514@ MSG_MAP_CAP "hardware/software declaration (=), capabilities added:" 515 516@ MSG_MAP_MAP_DIR "mapping directive (:), entrance criteria added:" 517 518@ MSG_MAP_SEC_ORDER "map section ordering, segment: %s section: \ 519 %s index: %d" 520 521@ MSG_MAP_SYM_SCOPE "symbol scope definition ({})" 522@ MSG_MAP_SYM_SIZE "size-symbol declaration (@), symbol=%s; %s" 523@ MSG_MAP_SYM_VER_1 "%s, %s; symbol=%s (%s)" 524@ MSG_MAP_SYM_VER_2 "%s; symbol=%s (%s)" 525 526@ MSG_MAP_CNT_DEF_1 "library control definition (-), %s; needed=%s" 527@ MSG_MAP_CNT_DEF_2 "library control definition (-), %s; needed" 528 529@ MSG_MAP_SORTSEG "map sort_seg_list(): original=%s" 530@ MSG_MAP_SEGSORT "map sort_seg_list(): sorted=%s" 531 532# Move messages 533 534@ MSG_MOVE_FILE "file=%s processing move data" 535 536@ MSG_MOVE_TITLE1 " i/o offset value repeat stride symbol" 537@ MSG_MOVE_TITLE2 " address value repeat stride symbol" 538 539@ MSG_MOVE_ENTRYIN " in %#10llx %#10llx %6d %6d %s" 540@ MSG_MOVE_ENTRYOUT " out %#10llx %#10llx %6d %6d %s" 541@ MSG_MOVE_EXPAND " %#10llx %#10llx (expanded)" 542 543@ MSG_MOVE_ADJEXPAND "for symbol=%s roffset: new=0x%llx" 544@ MSG_MOVE_ADJMOVE "for symbol=%s roffset: from=0x%llx, to=0x%llx" 545@ MSG_MOVE_OUTSCTADJ "adjusting addend for symbol=%s" 546@ MSG_MOVE_PAREXPN "expanding %s into .data: %s" 547@ MSG_MOVE_OUTMOVE "copying move entries for %s into .SUNW_move" 548@ MSG_MOVE_INPUT "collecting move entries: file=%s" 549@ MSG_MOVE_BAD "move %lld offset invalid: %s: offset=0x%llx \ 550 lies outside memory image; move discarded" 551 552# Section header messages 553 554@ MSG_SHD_MODIFIED "section=%s; section header modified by support \ 555 library: %s" 556@ MSG_SHD_ORIG " original:" 557@ MSG_SHD_NEW " new:" 558 559# TRANSLATION_NOTE - The following two items are used following a number in 560# the MSG_SHD_OFFSET_ENT_XX format strings below. For example "1 entry" 561# or "23 entries". 562# 563@ MSG_SHD_ENTRY_1 "entry" 564@ MSG_SHD_ENTRY_N "entries" 565 566 567# Section messages 568 569@ MSG_SEC_INPUT "section=%s; input from file=%s" 570@ MSG_SEC_INPUT_GENSTR "section=%s; input generated merged string section" 571@ MSG_SEC_ADDED "section=%s; added to segment=%s" 572@ MSG_SEC_CREATED "section=%s; added to segment=%s (created)" 573@ MSG_SEC_REDIRECTED "section=%s; redirected to section=%s" 574@ MSG_SEC_DISCARDED "section=%s; input from file=%s; \ 575 discarded in favor of section=%s; file=%s" 576 577@ MSG_SEC_GNU_COMDAT_1 "section=%s; identified as COMDAT with \ 578 relaxed relocations enabled" 579@ MSG_SEC_GNU_COMDAT_2 "section=%s; identified as COMDAT" 580@ MSG_SEC_GNU_COMDAT_3 "section=%s; relaxed relocations enabled" 581 582@ MSG_SEC_GRP_DEFINE "section=%s; input from file=%s; defines %s\ 583 group: signature symbol: %s" 584@ MSG_SEC_GRP_MEMBER "section=%s; input from file=%s; member of %s\ 585 group: signature symbol: %s" 586@ MSG_SEC_GRP_DISCARDED "section=%s; input from file=%s; discarded in favor of \ 587 group: signature symbol: %s: file=%s" 588 589@ MSG_SEC_STRMERGE_DISCARDED "section=%s; input from file=%s; \ 590 discarded in favor of generated merged string section" 591@ MSG_SEC_STRMERGE_UNSUP "section=%s; input from file=%s; sh_addralign=%lld; \ 592 sh_entsize=%lld; unable to merge sections with this \ 593 size and alignment" 594 595@ MSG_SEC_STRTAB_STND "strtab=%s; full size: %lld; uncompressed" 596@ MSG_SEC_STRTAB_COMP "strtab=%s; full size: %lld; compressed down to: %lld" 597@ MSG_SEC_GENSTR_COMP "section=%s (generated merged string section); \ 598 full size: %lld; compressed down to: %lld" 599@ MSG_SEC_STRTAB_HD "strtab=%s; compression information [%d buckets]:" 600@ MSG_SEC_STRTAB_BCKT " bucket[%d]:" 601@ MSG_SEC_STRTAB_MSTR " [%lld] %s <master>" 602@ MSG_SEC_STRTAB_SUFSTR " [%lld] %s <suffix of: %s>" 603 604# Unused messages 605 606@ MSG_USD_SEC "section=%s; size=0x%llx; input from file=%s; \ 607 unused: does not satisfy any references%s" 608@ MSG_USD_SECDISCARD "; discarded" 609@ MSG_USD_FILE "file=%s unused: does not satisfy any references" 610@ MSG_USD_NEEDSTR "file=%s unused: unable to determine use" 611@ MSG_USD_UNREF "file=%s unreferenced: unused dependency of %s" 612@ MSG_USD_FILECYCLIC "file=%s unused: cyclic group [%d] member: \ 613 unreferenced outside of group" 614@ MSG_USD_LCINTERFACE "file=%s unused interface [%s]: using interface \ 615 from previously loaded object: file=%s" 616 617@ MSG_USD_LDLIBPATH " search path=%s unused: LD_LIBRARY_PATH entry" 618@ MSG_DUP_LDLIBPATH " search path=%s unused: (duplicate) LD_LIBRARY_PATH \ 619 entry" 620@ MSG_USD_LDLIBPATHC " search path=%s unused: configuration \ 621 LD_LIBRARY_PATH entry - %s" 622@ MSG_DUP_LDLIBPATHC " search path=%s unused: (duplicate) configuration \ 623 LD_LIBRARY_PATH entry - %s" 624@ MSG_USD_RUNPATH " search path=%s unused: RUNPATH/RPATH from file %s" 625 626# Segment messages 627 628@ MSG_SEG_DESC_INUSE "Segment Descriptor List (in use)" 629@ MSG_SEG_DESC_AVAIL "Segment Descriptor List (available)" 630 631 632# Support messages 633 634@ MSG_SUP_REQ "support object request=%s (%s)" 635@ MSG_SUP_REQ_ENV "supplied via SGS_SUPPORT" 636@ MSG_SUP_REQ_CMD "supplied via -S" 637 638@ MSG_SUP_ROUTINE " support object=%s: provides routine %s" 639 640@ MSG_SUP_CALLING_1 " calling routine=%s (%s)" 641@ MSG_SUP_CALLING_2 " calling routine=%s (%s) %s=%s" 642@ MSG_SUP_VNONE " unloading object=%s: version=LD_SUP_VNONE" 643@ MSG_SUP_OUTFILE "output file" 644@ MSG_SUP_INFILE "input file" 645@ MSG_SUP_INSEC "input section" 646@ MSG_SUP_SEC "section" 647 648# Symbol strings 649@ MSG_SYM_AR_FILE "symbol table processing; input file=%s [ archive ] %s" 650@ MSG_SYM_AR_ENTRY "archive[%lld]=%s" 651@ MSG_SYM_AR_CHECK "archive[%lld]=%s (%s) checking for tentative or \ 652 restricted visibility override" 653@ MSG_SYM_AR_RESOLVE "archive[%lld]=%s (%s) resolves undefined or tentative \ 654 symbol" 655@ MSG_SYM_AR_FORCEDEXRT "archive[%lld]=%s (%s) forced extraction" 656 657@ MSG_SYM_SPECIAL "symbol table processing; building special symbols" 658@ MSG_SYM_PROCESS "symbol table processing; input file=%s [ %s ]" 659@ MSG_SYM_FINAL "symbol table processing; final update" 660@ MSG_SYM_INDEX "symbol table processing; determining section \ 661 symbol's index" 662@ MSG_SYM_BSS "symbol table processing; assigning to bss \ 663 (possible copy relocations)" 664@ MSG_SYM_REDUCED "symbol table processing; reducing global symbols" 665@ MSG_SYM_RETAINING "symbol table processing; retaining local symbols" 666@ MSG_SYM_VERSION "symbol table processing; adding version symbols" 667 668@ MSG_SYM_BASIC "symbol[%d]=%s" 669@ MSG_SYM_ADDING "symbol[%d]=%s (global); adding" 670@ MSG_SYM_SECTION "symbol[%d]=%s (section); segment=%s" 671@ MSG_SYM_RESOLVING "symbol[%d]=%s (global); resolving [%d][%d]" 672@ MSG_SYM_UPDATE "symbol=%s; updated" 673@ MSG_SYM_CREATE "symbol=%s; creating" 674@ MSG_SYM_REDUCING "symbol=%s; reducing to local" 675@ MSG_SYM_ELIMINATING "symbol=%s; eliminating" 676@ MSG_SYM_NOTELIMINATE "symbol=%s; not eliminated: referenced by \ 677 section=%s, entry[%d]" 678@ MSG_SYM_DISCARD_SEC "symbol=%s; discarded: originates from unused or \ 679 discarded section=%s from file=%s" 680@ MSG_SYM_DISCARD_FILE "symbol=%s; discarded: originates from unused or \ 681 discarded file=%s" 682@ MSG_SYM_DISCARD_DUP "symbol[%d]=%s; discarded duplicate: originates from \ 683 file=%s" 684 685@ MSG_SYM_AOUT "symbol=%s; (original AOUT name)" 686@ MSG_SYM_LOOKUP "symbol=%s; lookup in file=%s [ %s ]" 687@ MSG_SYM_DLSYM_1 "symbol=%s; dlsym() called from file=%s %s %s" 688@ MSG_SYM_DLSYM_2 "symbol=%s; dlsym() called from file=%s; starting \ 689 at file=%s %s %s" 690 691@ MSG_SYM_LAZY_RESCAN "rescanning for lazy dependencies for symbol: %s" 692 693@ MSG_SYM_DUPSORTADDR "section %s: symbol `%s' and symbol `%s' have the \ 694 same address: %#llx" 695 696@ MSG_SYM_IGNGNUVER "symbol=%s; hash index=%d; version=%d; skipping \ 697 symbol with GNU version hidden bit set in file=%s" 698 699# Syminfo string 700 701@ MSG_SYMINFO_INFO "syminfo information" 702 703 704# Version strings 705 706@ MSG_VER_AVAIL_1 "version availability: file=%s" 707@ MSG_VER_AVAIL_2 " available version selected from" 708@ MSG_VER_DEF_TITLE "version definition processing: file=%s" 709@ MSG_VER_NEED_TITLE "version needed processing: file=%s" 710@ MSG_VER_NOINTERFACE "version definition has no interface symbols: %s" 711 712# SHF_ORDERED related messages. Token used is sections. 713 714@ MSG_ORD_SORT_BEFORE "section=%s; requires output section reordering:" 715@ MSG_ORD_SORT_AFTER "section=%s; output section reordered:" 716@ MSG_ORD_HDR_1 " number of SHN_BEGIN=%u, SHN_AFTER=%u, \ 717 sh_info/sh_link=%u" 718@ MSG_ORD_TITLE_0 " section=%s from %s is not an ordered section" 719@ MSG_ORD_TITLE_1 " section=%s from %s, %s=SHN_BEGIN" 720@ MSG_ORD_TITLE_2 " section=%s from %s, %s=SHN_AFTER" 721@ MSG_ORD_TITLE_3 " section=%s from %s, %s=%s, sort key=%u" 722 723@ MSG_ORD_ERR_TITLE "the SHF_ORDERED section %s from %s has \ 724 an error; flag ignored" 725 726@ MSG_ORD_ERR_INFORANGE " the sh_info field is out of range" 727@ MSG_ORD_ERR_ORDER " the section pointed by sh_info is an ordered section" 728@ MSG_ORD_ERR_LINKRANGE " the sh_link field is out of range" 729@ MSG_ORD_ERR_FLAGS " the sh_flag is incorrect" 730@ MSG_ORD_ERR_CYCLIC " the sh_link is cyclic" 731@ MSG_ORD_ERR_LINKINV " a section pointed to by sh_link has an error" 732 733# Link-Auditing Messages 734 735@ MSG_AUD_INIT "audit library %s: processing" 736@ MSG_AUD_VERSION "audit library %s: running at version: %d" 737@ MSG_AUD_INTERFACE "audit library %s: provides interface: %s" 738@ MSG_AUD_OBJECT "audit library %s: offered object: %s" 739@ MSG_AUD_SYM "audit library %s: %s: symbol: %s: value: 0x%llx %s" 740@ MSG_AUD_SYMNEW "modified to: 0x%llx" 741 742@ MSG_AUD_IGNORE "file=%s; global auditing request ignored: object \ 743 did not initiate process" 744@ MSG_AUD_SKIP "file=%s; skipped: using auditor from %s" 745@ MSG_AUD_TERM "file=%s; auditing terminated search" 746 747# GOT Messages 748 749@ MSG_GOT_INFO "Global Offset Table information: (%u entries)" 750 751# TRANSLATION_NOTE 752# Do not translate .init or .fini, they represent reserved section names. 753 754@ MSG_UTL_INIT "calling .init (%s): %s" 755@ MSG_UTL_FINI "calling .fini: %s" 756@ MSG_UTL_ARRAY "calling %s[%d]:0x%llx: %s" 757@ MSG_UTL_TRANS "transferring control: %s" 758@ MSG_UTL_INTOOLATE "loading after relocation has started: interposition \ 759 request (DF_1_INTERPOSE) ignored: %s" 760 761@ MSG_UTL_EDGE_TITLE_I "traversing %s dependency edge for interposer:" 762@ MSG_UTL_EDGE_TITLE_S "traversing %s dependency edge:" 763@ MSG_UTL_EDGE_START " node (%d): file=%s" 764@ MSG_UTL_EDGE_IN " node (%d): file=%s: referenced by %s %s" 765@ MSG_UTL_EDGE_OUT " node (%d): file=%s; cyclic dependency on %s" 766@ MSG_UTL_COLLECT " [%d] %s; collecting %s section" 767 768@ MSG_UTL_SORT "from sorted order" 769@ MSG_UTL_PEND "pending" 770@ MSG_UTL_DYN "dynamically triggered" 771@ MSG_UTL_DONE "done" 772 773@ MSG_UTL_NOINIT "warning: calling %s whose init has not completed" 774 775@ MSG_UTL_DBNOTIFY "notify debugger: event: %s state: %s" 776 777@ MSG_UTL_SCC_TITLE " cycle detected - sorting cyclic dependencies in %s" 778@ MSG_UTL_SCC_SUBI "reverse load-order" 779@ MSG_UTL_SCC_SUBF "load-order" 780 781@ MSG_UTL_LCINTERFACE "file=%s; provides interface [%s]: 0x%llx" 782 783# Generic strings 784 785@ MSG_STR_IGNORE "ignored" 786@ MSG_STR_ENTERED "entered" 787@ MSG_STR_INITIAL "initialized" 788@ MSG_STR_IN " in" 789@ MSG_STR_OUT "out" 790@ MSG_STR_ACT "act" 791@ MSG_STR_OLD "old" 792@ MSG_STR_NEW "new" 793@ MSG_STR_RESOLVED "resolved" 794@ MSG_STR_ADD "adding" 795@ MSG_STR_UP_1 "updating" 796@ MSG_STR_UP_2 "updated" 797 798@ MSG_STR_UNKNOWN "<unknown>" 799@ MSG_STR_ORPHAN "<orphan>" 800 801@ MSG_STR_UNUSED "(unused)" 802@ MSG_STR_AGAIN "(again)" 803@ MSG_STR_NULL "(null)" 804@ MSG_STR_ALTER " (alternate)" 805@ MSG_STR_COPYZERO " (copy zero's unnecessary)" 806@ MSG_STR_TEMPORARY " (temporary)" 807@ MSG_STR_RETRY " (retry) " 808 809# TLS related messages 810 811@ MSG_TLS_STATBLOCK1 "static TLS module: [%ld] %s" 812@ MSG_TLS_STATBLOCK2 "static TLS reservation: in use %#llx: \ 813 additional backup: %#llx" 814@ MSG_TLS_STATBLOCK3 "static TLS requirement: [%ld] %s: size %#llx: \ 815 satisfied from backup reservation: remaining %#llx" 816@ MSG_TLS_MODENT1 " block: %#18llx soff: %#10llx flags: %#llx \ 817 %s" 818@ MSG_TLS_MODENT2 " filesz: %#18llx memsz: %#10llx modid: %lld" 819@ MSG_TLS_MODACT "%s TLS module: %s" 820@ MSG_TLS_ADD "add" 821@ MSG_TLS_REMOVE "remove" 822 823# Statistics related messages 824 825@ MSG_STATS_AR "archive %s: count=%d, used=%d (%d%%)" 826 827@ MSG_STATS_GENERAL "General Statistics:" 828@ MSG_STATS_FILES " Input files: relocatables=%lld \ 829 shared objects=%lld archives=%lld" 830@ MSG_STATS_SYMBOLS_OUT " Symbols output: globals=%-10lld locals=%lld" 831@ MSG_STATS_SYMBOLS_IN " Symbols input: globals=%-10lld scoped=%-10lld \ 832 eliminated=%lld" 833@ MSG_STATS_RELOCS_OUT " Relocations output: records=%lld" 834@ MSG_STATS_RELOCS_IN " Relocations input: records=%-10lld applied=%lld" 835 836# Hardware/Software capabilities messages 837 838@ MSG_CAP_VAL_HW1 "hardware capabilities - %s" 839 840@ MSG_CAP_SEC_TITLE "hardware/software capabilities; input file=%s" 841@ MSG_CAP_SEC_ENTRY "%12.12s %-15.15s %s" 842 843@ MSG_CAP_HW_CANDIDATE "obj=%s; hardware capabilities candidate" 844 845@ MSG_CAP_HWFILTR_1 "dir=%s; hardware capability directory filtered by %s" 846@ MSG_CAP_HWFILTR_2 "dir=%s; no hardware capability objects found" 847 848 849 850@ MSG_ELF_HEADER "ELF Header" 851 852# Capabilities entries. 853# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following two entries provide for a series of one or 854# more capabilities table entries that align with the initial title. 855 856@ MSG_CAP_ELF_TITLE " index tag value" 857@ MSG_CAP_ELF_ENTRY "%10.10s %-15.15s %s" 858 859 860# Dynamic entries. 861# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following two entries provide for a series of one or 862# more dynamic table entries that align with the initial title. 863 864@ MSG_DYN_TITLE " index tag value" 865@ MSG_DYN_ENTRY "%10.10s %-16.16s %-#16llx %s" 866 867 868# Symbol table entries. 869# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following entries provide for a series of one or more 870# standard 32-bit symbol table entries that align with the initial title. 871 872@ MSG_SYM_EFS_TITLE_32 " index value size type bind \ 873 oth ver shndx name" 874@ MSG_SYM_LDS_TITLE_32 " value size type bind \ 875 oth ver shndx" 876@ MSG_SYM_EFS_ENTRY_32 "%10.10s %10.10s 0x%8.8x %4s %4s %2s %4s \ 877 %-14.14s %s" 878 879# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following entries provide for a series of one or more 880# long 32-bit symbol table entries that align with the initial title. 881 882@ MSG_SYM_EFL_TITLE_32 " index value size type bind \ 883 oth ver shndx / name" 884@ MSG_SYM_LDL_TITLE_32 " value size type bind \ 885 oth ver shndx" 886@ MSG_SYM_EFL_ENTRY_32 "%10.10s %10.10s 0x%8.8x %4s %4s %2s %4s \ 887 %-14s %s" 888 889# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following entries provide for a series of one or more 890# standard 64-bit symbol table entries that align with the initial title. 891 892@ MSG_SYM_EFS_TITLE_64 " index value size \ 893 type bind oth ver shndx name" 894@ MSG_SYM_LDS_TITLE_64 " value size \ 895 type bind oth ver shndx" 896@ MSG_SYM_EFS_ENTRY_64 "%10.10s %18.18s 0x%16.16llx %4s %4s %2s %4s \ 897 %-14.14s %s" 898 899# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following entries provide for a series of one or more 900# long 64-bit symbol table entries that align with the initial title. 901 902@ MSG_SYM_EFL_TITLE_64 " index value size \ 903 type bind oth ver shndx / name" 904@ MSG_SYM_LDL_TITLE_64 " value size \ 905 type bind oth ver shndx" 906@ MSG_SYM_EFL_ENTRY_64 "%10.10s %18.18s 0x%16.16llx %4s %4s %2s %4s \ 907 %-14s %s" 908 909 910# Syminfo entries. 911# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following two entries provide for a series of one or 912# more symbol information table entries that align with the initial title. 913 914@ MSG_SYMINFO_TITLE " index flags \ 915 bound to symbol" 916@ MSG_SYMINFO_ENTRY "%10.10s %-8s %7s %-24s %s" 917 918@ MSG_SYMINFO_SELF "<self>" 919@ MSG_SYMINFO_PARENT "<parent>" 920@ MSG_SYMINFO_EXTERN "<extern>" 921 922 923# Global offset table entries. 924# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following two entries are used by elfdump(1), and 925# provide for a series of one or more 32-bit got table entries that align with 926# the initial title. 927 928@ MSG_GOT_TITLE_32 " index addr value \ 929 pending relocation" 930@ MSG_GOT_ENTRY_RE_32 "%10.10s 0x%08llx 0x%08llx %-24s %s" 931@ MSG_GOT_ENTRY_NR_32 "%10.10s 0x%08llx 0x%08llx" 932 933# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following two entries are used by elfdump(1), and 934# provide for a series of one or more 64-bit got table entries that align with 935# the initial title. 936 937@ MSG_GOT_TITLE_64 " index addr \ 938 value pending relocation" 939@ MSG_GOT_ENTRY_RE_64 "%10.10s 0x%016llx 0x%016llx %-24s %s" 940@ MSG_GOT_ENTRY_NR_64 "%10.10s 0x%016llx 0x%016llx" 941 942# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following three entries are used by ld(1), and provide 943# for a series of one or more 32-bit got table entries that align with one of 944# the initial titles. 945 946@ MSG_GOT_COLUMNS1_32 " index ref offset addend symbol" 947@ MSG_GOT_COLUMNS2_32 " index ref offset value symbol" 948@ MSG_GOT_FORMAT1_32 "%10.10s %3s 0x%08llx 0x%08llx %s" 949@ MSG_GOT_FORMAT2_32 "%10.10s %3s 0x%08llx 0x%08llx %s:%s" 950 951# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following three entries are used by ld(1), and provide 952# for a series of one or more 64-bit got table entries that align with one of 953# the initial titles. 954 955@ MSG_GOT_COLUMNS1_64 " index ref offset \ 956 addend symbol" 957@ MSG_GOT_COLUMNS2_64 " index ref offset \ 958 value symbol" 959@ MSG_GOT_FORMAT1_64 "%10.10s %3s 0x%016llx 0x%016llx %s" 960@ MSG_GOT_FORMAT2_64 "%10.10s %3s 0x%016llx 0x%016llx %s:%s" 961 962# Version table entries. 963@ MSG_VER_DEF " index version dependency" 964@ MSG_VER_NEED " file version" 965@ MSG_VER_NEED_GNUVER " index file version" 966 967@ MSG_VER_LINE_1 "%10.10s %-26.26s %-20s %s" 968@ MSG_VER_LLINE_1 "%10s %-26s %-20s %s" 969@ MSG_VER_LINE_2 "%47s %s" 970@ MSG_VER_LINE_3 "%38s %-20s %s" 971@ MSG_VER_LINE_4 " %s" 972@ MSG_VER_LINE_5 " %-26.26s %s" 973@ MSG_VER_LLINE_5 " %-26s %s" 974 975 976# Relocation entries. 977# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following strings are used by elfdump(1). These 978# strings provide for a series of one or more 32-bit relocation table entries, 979# using truncated section names, that align with one of the initial titles. 980 981@ MSG_REL_EFSA_TITLE_32 " type offset addend \ 982 section symbol" 983@ MSG_REL_EFSN_TITLE_32 " type offset \ 984 section symbol" 985@ MSG_REL_EFSA_ENTRY_32 " %-24s %#10llx %#10llx %-14.14s %s" 986@ MSG_REL_EFSN_ENTRY_32 " %-24s %#10llx %-14.14s %s" 987 988# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following strings are used by elfdump(1). These 989# strings provide for a series of one or more 32-bit relocation table entries, 990# using long section names, that align with one of the initial titles. 991 992@ MSG_REL_EFLA_TITLE_32 " type offset addend \ 993 section / symbol" 994@ MSG_REL_EFLN_TITLE_32 " type offset \ 995 section / symbol" 996@ MSG_REL_EFLA_ENTRY_32 " %-24s %#10llx %#10llx %-14s %s" 997@ MSG_REL_EFLN_ENTRY_32 " %-24s %#10llx %-14s %s" 998 999 1000# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following strings are used by ld.so.1(1). These 1001# strings provide for a series of one or more 32-bit relocation table entries, 1002# that align with the initial titles. 1003 1004@ MSG_REL_RTA_TITLE_32 " type offset \ 1005 addend symbol" 1006@ MSG_REL_RTN_TITLE_32 " type offset \ 1007 value symbol" 1008@ MSG_REL_RTV_TITLE_32 " value" 1009@ MSG_REL_RTA_ENTRY_32 " %5s %-24s %#10llx %#10llx %s %s" 1010@ MSG_REL_RTN_ENTRY_32 " %5s %-24s %#10llx %s %s" 1011@ MSG_REL_RT_APLVAL_32 " apply %#10llx %#10llx" 1012@ MSG_REL_RT_APLREG_32 " apply %10.10s %#10llx" 1013 1014 1015# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following strings are used by ld(1). These strings 1016# provide for a series of one or more 32-bit relocation table entries, using 1017# truncated section names, that align with one of the initial titles. 1018 1019@ MSG_REL_LDSA_TITLE_32 " type \ 1020 offset addend section symbol" 1021@ MSG_REL_LDSN_TITLE_32 " type \ 1022 offset section symbol" 1023@ MSG_REL_LDSV_TITLE_32 " type \ 1024 offset value section symbol" 1025@ MSG_REL_LDSA_ENTRY_32 " %5s %-24s %#10llx %#10llx %-14.14s %s %s" 1026@ MSG_REL_LDSN_ENTRY_32 " %5s %-24s %#10llx %-14.14s %s %s" 1027 1028# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following strings are used by ld(1). These strings 1029# provide for a series of one or more 32-bit relocation table entries, using 1030# long section names, that align with one of the initial titles. 1031 1032@ MSG_REL_LDLA_TITLE_32 " type \ 1033 offset addend section / symbol" 1034@ MSG_REL_LDLN_TITLE_32 " type \ 1035 offset section / symbol" 1036@ MSG_REL_LDLV_TITLE_32 " type \ 1037 offset value section / symbol" 1038@ MSG_REL_LDLA_ENTRY_32 " %5s %-24s %#10llx %#10llx %-14s %s %s" 1039@ MSG_REL_LDLN_ENTRY_32 " %5s %-24s %#10llx %-14s %s %s" 1040 1041 1042# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following strings are used by elfdump(1). These 1043# strings provide for a series of one or more 64-bit relocation table entries, 1044# using truncated section names, that align with one of the initial titles. 1045 1046@ MSG_REL_EFSA_TITLE_64 " type \ 1047 offset addend section symbol" 1048@ MSG_REL_EFSN_TITLE_64 " type \ 1049 offset section symbol" 1050@ MSG_REL_EFSA_ENTRY_64 " %-24s %#18llx %#18llx %-14.14s %s" 1051@ MSG_REL_EFSN_ENTRY_64 " %-24s %#18llx %-14.14s %s" 1052 1053# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following strings are used by elfdump(1). These 1054# strings provide for a series of one or more 64-bit relocation table entries, 1055# using long section names, that align with one of the initial titles. 1056 1057@ MSG_REL_EFLA_TITLE_64 " type \ 1058 offset addend section / symbol" 1059@ MSG_REL_EFLN_TITLE_64 " type \ 1060 offset section / symbol" 1061@ MSG_REL_EFLA_ENTRY_64 " %-24s %#18llx %#18llx %-14s %s" 1062@ MSG_REL_EFLN_ENTRY_64 " %-24s %#18llx %-14s %s" 1063 1064 1065# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following strings are used by ld.so.1(1). These 1066# strings provide for a series of one or more 64-bit relocation table entries, 1067# that align with the initial titles. 1068 1069@ MSG_REL_RTA_TITLE_64 " type \ 1070 offset addend symbol" 1071@ MSG_REL_RTN_TITLE_64 " type \ 1072 offset value symbol" 1073@ MSG_REL_RTV_TITLE_64 " value" 1074@ MSG_REL_RTA_ENTRY_64 " %5s %-24s %#18llx %#18llx %s %s" 1075@ MSG_REL_RTN_ENTRY_64 " %5s %-24s %#18llx %s %s" 1076@ MSG_REL_RT_APLVAL_64 " apply %#18llx %#18llx" 1077@ MSG_REL_RT_APLREG_64 " apply %18.18s %#18llx" 1078 1079# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following strings are used by ld(1). These strings 1080# provide for a series of one or more 64-bit relocation table entries, using 1081# truncated section names, that align with one of the initial titles. 1082 1083@ MSG_REL_LDSA_TITLE_64 " type \ 1084 offset addend section symbol" 1085@ MSG_REL_LDSN_TITLE_64 " type \ 1086 offset section symbol" 1087@ MSG_REL_LDSV_TITLE_64 " type \ 1088 offset value section symbol" 1089@ MSG_REL_LDSA_ENTRY_64 " %5s %-24s %#18llx %#18llx %-14.14s %s %s" 1090@ MSG_REL_LDSN_ENTRY_64 " %5s %-24s %#18llx %-14.14s %s %s" 1091 1092# TRANSLATION_NOTE - the following strings are used by ld(1). These strings 1093# provide for a series of one or more 64-bit relocation table entries, using 1094# long section names, that align with one of the initial titles. 1095 1096@ MSG_REL_LDLA_TITLE_64 " type \ 1097 offset addend section / symbol" 1098@ MSG_REL_LDLN_TITLE_64 " type \ 1099 offset section / symbol" 1100@ MSG_REL_LDLV_TITLE_64 " type \ 1101 offset value section / symbol" 1102@ MSG_REL_LDLA_ENTRY_64 " %5s %-24s %#18llx %#18llx %-14s %s %s" 1103@ MSG_REL_LDLN_ENTRY_64 " %5s %-24s %#18llx %-14s %s %s" 1104 1105@ _END_ 1106 1107# Debug enabling tokens (for now these are untranslated) 1108 1109@ MSG_TOK_ALL "all" 1110@ MSG_TOK_ARGS "args" 1111@ MSG_TOK_BINDINGS "bindings" 1112@ MSG_TOK_CAP "cap" 1113@ MSG_TOK_BASIC "basic" 1114@ MSG_TOK_ENTRY "entry" 1115@ MSG_TOK_FILES "files" 1116@ MSG_TOK_HELP "help" 1117@ MSG_TOK_INIT "init" 1118@ MSG_TOK_LIBS "libs" 1119@ MSG_TOK_MAP "map" 1120@ MSG_TOK_RELOC "reloc" 1121@ MSG_TOK_SECTIONS "sections" 1122@ MSG_TOK_SEGMENTS "segments" 1123@ MSG_TOK_SUPPORT "support" 1124@ MSG_TOK_SYMBOLS "symbols" 1125@ MSG_TOK_TLS "tls" 1126@ MSG_TOK_VERSIONS "versions" 1127@ MSG_TOK_AUDIT "audit" 1128@ MSG_TOK_GOT "got" 1129@ MSG_TOK_MOVE "move" 1130@ MSG_TOK_DEMANGLE "demangle" 1131@ MSG_TOK_STRTAB "strtab" 1132@ MSG_TOK_STATS "statistics" 1133@ MSG_TOK_UNUSED "unused" 1134 1135@ MSG_TOK_DETAIL "detail" 1136@ MSG_TOK_LONG "long" 1137@ MSG_TOK_NAME "name" 1138@ MSG_TOK_FULLNAME "fullname" 1139@ MSG_TOK_CLASS "class" 1140@ MSG_TOK_LMID "lmid" 1141@ MSG_TOK_BASE "base" 1142@ MSG_TOK_LDSO "ldso" 1143@ MSG_TOK_NEWLM "newlm" 1144 1145# The following strings represent reserved words, files, pathnames and symbols. 1146# Reference to this strings is via the MSG_ORIG() macro, and thus no message 1147# translation is required. 1148 1149@ MSG_STR_EMPTY "" 1150@ MSG_STR_DELIMIT ",:" 1151@ MSG_STR_COMDAT "COMDAT " 1152 1153@ MSG_SCN_GOT ".got" 1154@ MSG_SCN_PLT ".plt" 1155@ MSG_SCN_BSS ".bss" 1156@ MSG_SCN_INIT ".init" 1157@ MSG_SCN_FINI ".fini" 1158@ MSG_SCN_INITARRAY ".initarray" 1159@ MSG_SCN_FINIARRAY ".finiarray" 1160@ MSG_SCN_PREINITARRAY ".preinitarray" 1161 1162@ MSG_SH_INFO "sh_info" 1163@ MSG_SH_LINK "sh_link" 1164 1165@ MSG_UTL_SCC_ENTRY " [%d] %s" 1166 1167@ MSG_FMT_INDEX " [%d]" 1168@ MSG_FMT_INDEX_RANGE " [%d-%d]" 1169@ MSG_FMT_STR "%s" 1170@ MSG_FMT_PATH "%s/%s" 1171 1172@ MSG_PTH_OBJECT "/tmp/ld.so-OBJECT-" 1173 1174@ MSG_SUNW_OST_SGS "SUNW_OST_SGS" 1175 1176# Entrance criteria messages 1177 1178@ MSG_ECR_NAME " ec_name: %-8s ec_attrmask: %s" 1179@ MSG_ECR_SEGMENT " ec_segment: %-8s ec_attrbits: %s" 1180@ MSG_ECR_NDX " ec_ndx: %-8d ec_type: %s" 1181@ MSG_ECR_FILES " ec_files:" 1182@ MSG_ECR_FILE " %s" 1183 1184# Libs messages 1185 1186@ MSG_LIB_FILE " %s" 1187 1188# PLT binding methods 1189 1190@ MSG_PLT_21D "21d" 1191@ MSG_PLT_24D "24d" 1192@ MSG_PLT_U32 "u32" 1193@ MSG_PLT_U44 "u44" 1194@ MSG_PLT_FULL "full" 1195@ MSG_PLT_FAR "far" 1196 1197# Segment messages 1198 1199@ MSG_SEG_NAME "segment[%d] sg_name: %s" 1200@ MSG_SEG_LENGTH " sg_length: %#llx" 1201@ MSG_SEG_FLAGS " sg_flags: %s" 1202@ MSG_SEG_SIZESYM " sg_sizesym: %s" 1203@ MSG_SEG_ORDER " sec_order:" 1204@ MSG_SEG_SECTION " sec_name: %-8s sec_index: %u" 1205 1206# Section messages (used when expanding segment information) 1207 1208@ MSG_SEC_NAME " section[%d] os_name: %s" 1209 1210# Symbol strings 1211 1212@ MSG_SYM_GLOBAL "global" 1213@ MSG_SYM_LOCAL "local" 1214@ MSG_SYM_COPY "copy rel" 1215@ MSG_SYM_NEXT "[ RTLD_NEXT ]" 1216@ MSG_SYM_DEFAULT "[ RTLD_DEFAULT ]" 1217@ MSG_SYM_SELF "[ RTLD_SELF ]" 1218@ MSG_SYM_PROBE "[ RTLD_PROBE ]" 1219@ MSG_SYM_SINGLETON "( singleton reference )" 1220 1221# Link-map mode strings 1222 1223@ MSG_MODE_GLOBNODEL "[ GLOBAL NODELETE ]" 1224@ MSG_MODE_GLOB "[ GLOBAL ]" 1225@ MSG_MODE_NODEL "[ NODELETE ]" 1226 1227# NOTE: these are used by lari(1), use care when changing. 1228@ MSG_BINFO_START " (" 1229@ MSG_BINFO_DIRECT "direct" 1230@ MSG_BINFO_INTERPOSE "interpose" 1231@ MSG_BINFO_COPYREF "copy-ref" 1232@ MSG_BINFO_FILTEE "filtee" 1233@ MSG_BINFO_PLTADDR "plt-addr" 1234@ MSG_BINFO_END ")" 1235@ MSG_BINFO_SEP "," 1236 1237# Utility messages 1238 1239@ MSG_UTL_EVNT_PREINIT "RD_PREINIT" 1240@ MSG_UTL_EVNT_POSTINIT "RD_POSTINIT" 1241@ MSG_UTL_EVNT_DLACT "RD_DLACTIVITY" 1242 1243@ MSG_UTL_STA_ADD "RT_ADD" 1244@ MSG_UTL_STA_DELETE "RT_DELETE" 1245@ MSG_UTL_STA_CONSIST "RT_CONSISTENT" 1246 1247# Version messages 1248 1249@ MSG_VER_SELECTED " SELECTED %-26.26s %s" 1250@ MSG_VER_L_SELECTED " SELECTED %-26s %s" 1251@ MSG_VER_ALL " ALL %-26.26s" 1252@ MSG_VER_L_ALL " ALL %-26s" 1253 1254# Global offset table entries. 1255 1256@ MSG_GOT_INDEX " [%d]" 1257@ MSG_GOT_SMALL_PIC "pic" 1258@ MSG_GOT_BIG_PIC "PIC" 1259 1260@ MSG_CNTL_ENTRY " [0x%llx] %s" 1261 1262@ MSG_STR_NL "\n" 1263 1264@ MSG_FMT_INDEX " [%d]" 1265 1266@ MSG_SUNW_OST_SGS "SUNW_OST_SGS" 1267 1268@ MSG_ELF_MAGIC " ei_magic: { 0x%x, %c, %c, %c }" 1269@ MSG_ELF_CLASS " ei_class: %-18s ei_data: %s" 1270@ MSG_ELF_MACHINE " e_machine: %-18s e_version: %s" 1271@ MSG_ELF_TYPE " e_type: %s" 1272@ MSG_ELF_FLAGS " e_flags: %18s" 1273@ MSG_ELF_FLAGS_FMT " e_flags: %s" 1274@ MSG_ELF_ESIZE " e_entry: %#18llx e_ehsize: %2d \ 1275 e_shstrndx: %d" 1276@ MSG_ELFX_ESIZE " e_entry: %#18llx e_ehsize: %2d \ 1277 e_shstrndx: SHN_XINDEX (see shdr[0].sh_link)" 1278@ MSG_ELF_SHOFF " e_shoff: %#18llx e_shentsize: %2d \ 1279 e_shnum: %d" 1280@ MSG_ELFX_SHOFF " e_shoff: %#18llx e_shentsize: %2d \ 1281 e_shnum: 0 (see shdr[0].sh_size)" 1282@ MSG_ELF_PHOFF " e_phoff: %#18llx e_phentsize: %2d \ 1283 e_phnum: %d" 1284@ MSG_ELFX_PHOFF " e_phoff: %#18llx e_phentsize: %2d \ 1285 e_phnum: PN_XNUM (see shdr[0].sh_info)" 1286 1287# Shdr[0] messages 1288 1289@ MSG_SHD0_TITLE "Section Header[0]: (ELF Ehdr extensions)" 1290@ MSG_SHD0_ADDR " sh_addr: %-6lld sh_flags: %s" 1291@ MSG_SHD0_SIZE " sh_size: %-6lld (e_shnum) sh_type: %s" 1292@ MSG_SHD0_OFFSET " sh_offset: %-6lld \ 1293 sh_entsize: %lld" 1294@ MSG_SHD0_LINK " sh_link: %-6d (e_shstrndx) sh_info: \ 1295 %d (e_phnum)" 1296@ MSG_SHD0_ALIGN " sh_addralign: %-6lld" 1297 1298# Section header messages 1299 1300@ MSG_SHD_ADDR_32 " sh_addr: %#-10llx sh_flags: %s" 1301@ MSG_SHD_SIZE_32 " sh_size: %#-10llx sh_type: %s" 1302@ MSG_SHD_OFFSET_32 " sh_offset: %#-10llx sh_entsize: %#llx" 1303@ MSG_SHD_OFFSET_ENT_32 " sh_offset: %#-10llx sh_entsize: %#llx \ 1304 (%lld %s)" 1305@ MSG_SHD_LINK_32 " sh_link: %-14s sh_info: %s" 1306@ MSG_SHD_ALIGN_32 " sh_addralign: %#-10llx" 1307 1308@ MSG_SHD_ADDR_64 " sh_addr: %#-18llx sh_flags: %s" 1309@ MSG_SHD_SIZE_64 " sh_size: %#-18llx sh_type: %s" 1310@ MSG_SHD_OFFSET_64 " sh_offset: %#-18llx sh_entsize: %#llx" 1311@ MSG_SHD_OFFSET_ENT_64 " sh_offset: %#-18llx sh_entsize: %#llx \ 1312 (%lld %s)" 1313@ MSG_SHD_LINK_64 " sh_link: %-18s sh_info: %s" 1314@ MSG_SHD_ALIGN_64 " sh_addralign: %#-18llx" 1315 1316# Program header messages 1317 1318@ MSG_PHD_VADDR_32 " p_vaddr: %#-10llx p_flags: %s" 1319@ MSG_PHD_PADDR_32 " p_paddr: %#-10llx p_type: %s" 1320@ MSG_PHD_FILESZ_32 " p_filesz: %#-10llx p_memsz: %#llx" 1321@ MSG_PHD_OFFSET_32 " p_offset: %#-10llx p_align: %#llx" 1322 1323@ MSG_PHD_VADDR_64 " p_vaddr: %#-18llx p_flags: %s" 1324@ MSG_PHD_PADDR_64 " p_paddr: %#-18llx p_type: %s" 1325@ MSG_PHD_FILESZ_64 " p_filesz: %#-18llx p_memsz: %#llx" 1326@ MSG_PHD_OFFSET_64 " p_offset: %#-18llx p_align: %#llx" 1327 1328# Syminfo formats 1329 1330@ MSG_SYMINFO_UNKFLAG "[0x%x]" 1331 1332# Lc_interface interface tags. 1333 1334@ MSG_CI_NULL "NULL" 1335@ MSG_CI_VERSION "VERSION" 1336@ MSG_CI_ATEXIT "ATEXIT" 1337@ MSG_CI_LCMESSAGES "LCMESSAGES" 1338@ MSG_CI_BIND_GUARD "BIND_GUARD" 1339@ MSG_CI_BIND_CLEAR "BIND_CLEAR" 1340@ MSG_CI_THR_SELF "THR_SELF" 1341@ MSG_CI_TLS_MODADD "TLS_MODADD" 1342@ MSG_CI_TLS_MODREM "TLS_MODREM" 1343@ MSG_CI_TLS_STATMOD "TLS_STATMOD" 1344@ MSG_CI_THRINIT "THRINIT" 1345 1346# TLS information flags 1347 1348@ MSG_TLS_FLAG_STATIC "STATIC-TLS" 1349 1350# mmapobj() mr_flags. 1351 1352@ MSG_MR_PADDING "[ PADDING ]" 1353@ MSG_MR_HDR_ELF "[ HDR_ELF ]" 1354@ MSG_MR_HDR_AOUT "[ HDR_AOUT ]" 1355