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...nd then handling that section in the linker script accordingly. And a few more pragmas for we could have equivalent __attribute__. #pragma saddr [(]variable-name[,...][)] #pragma near [(] function-name [,...][)] #pragma far [(] function-name [,...][)] #pragma callt [(]function-name[,...][)] #pragma stack_protector [(]function-name[(num=number)][,function-name[(num=number)]][,...][)] #pragma no_stack_protector [(]function-name[,...][)] Finally there are 2 operators: __sectop("section-name") __secend("section-name") This can be easily done by adding symbols at start and end of output secti...

...nd then handling that section in the linker script accordingly. And a few more pragmas for we could have equivalent __attribute__. #pragma saddr [(]variable-name[,...][)] #pragma near [(] function-name [,...][)] #pragma far [(] function-name [,...][)] #pragma callt [(]function-name[,...][)] #pragma stack_protector [(]function-name[(num=number)][,function-name[(num=number)]][,...][)] #pragma no_stack_protector [(]function-name[,...][)] Finally there are 2 operators: __sectop("section-name") __secend("section-name") This can be easily done by adding symbols at start and end of output secti...

...nd then handling that section in the linker script accordingly. And a few more pragmas for we could have equivalent __attribute__. #pragma saddr [(]variable-name[,...][)] #pragma near [(] function-name [,...][)] #pragma far [(] function-name [,...][)] #pragma callt [(]function-name[,...][)] #pragma stack_protector [(]function-name[(num=number)][,function-name[(num=number)]][,...][)] #pragma no_stack_protector [(]function-name[,...][)] Finally there are 2 operators: __sectop("section-name") __secend("section-name") This can be easily done by adding symbols at start and end of output secti...

Hi there, I'm still running 6.2 on various servers without any tweaks (GENERIC kernel, binary updates via freebsd-update etc.) but lots of ports (apache, postgresql, diablo-jdk etc.) and would like to use stack smashing protection in order to harden my boxes and avoid many potential exploits. I've known about ProPolice/SSP for a while now (from the Gentoo world) and am aware that