setglobal SCRIPT_NAME = 'elf'
setglobal ELFSIZE = '64'
setglobal TEMPLATE_NAME = 'elf32'
setglobal OUTPUT_FORMAT = '"elf64-sparc'"
setglobal NO_REL_RELOCS = 'yes'
setglobal MAXPAGESIZE = '"CONSTANT (MAXPAGESIZE)'"
setglobal COMMONPAGESIZE = '"CONSTANT (COMMONPAGESIZE)'"
setglobal ARCH = '"sparc:v9'"
setglobal MACHINE = ''
setglobal DATA_PLT = ''
setglobal GENERATE_SHLIB_SCRIPT = 'yes'
setglobal GENERATE_PIE_SCRIPT = 'yes'
setglobal NOP = '0x01000000'
setglobal NO_SMALL_DATA = 'yes'

match $target {
  with sparc*-solaris*
    setglobal TEXT_START_ADDR = '0x100000000'
    
  with *
    setglobal TEXT_START_ADDR = '0x100000'
    
}

# Treat a host that matches the target with the possible exception of "64"
# and "v7", "v8", "v9" in the name as if it were native.
if test $[echo $host | sed -e 's/64//;s/v[789]//] \
 = $[echo $target | sed -e 's/64//;s/v[789]//] {
  match " $EMULATION_LIBPATH " {
    with *" ${EMULATION_NAME} "*
      setglobal NATIVE = 'yes'
      
  }
}

# Linux and Solaris modify the default library search path
# to first include a 64-bit specific directory.  It's put
# in slightly different places on the two systems.
# Look for 64 bit target libraries in /lib64, /usr/lib64 etc., first
# on Linux and /lib/sparcv9, /usr/lib/sparcv9 etc. on Solaris.
match $EMULATION_NAME {
  with *64*
    match $target {
      with sparc*-linux*
	setglobal LIBPATH_SUFFIX = '64' 
      with sparc*-solaris*
	setglobal LIBPATH_SUFFIX = '/sparcv9' 
    }
    
}