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is there a decent write-up on all of this somewhere? and what are those other crt*.o files for?
There really is... And if you are the guy who once produced gcc-2.5.7? for SCO 3.2, binutils and glibc-1.0.8 too, then you know where those SVR4 "Developer Specs for Developers" docs are in the SCO site :-)
But when not knowing what the situation with the "Linux having copied things from SVR4" case is now, publicly telling where Linux people can find the SVR4 docs and download them and then reproduce Linux docs and with the same words (words using english), maybe in a different order, but anyhow with just the same words, maybe would spoil any "clean room" approach for the equivalent Linux docs :-)
Anyhow the AT&T ELF etc. docs, "Tool Interface Standards (TIS)", plus the 'white papers' from Linux guys like H.J.Lu's, "ELF: From The Programmer's Perspective", Hongjiu Lu, May 1995, are available and more safe to use...
It seems that if one can invent the right search words, anything can be found again... (I had these text printed from the late 90's...)
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