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The combination of a modern compiler with antique binutils isn't expected in the ecosystem. On sparc64, LTO is enabled because the ports-gcc supports it which then emits "e" sections which are to be excluded from executables and shared objects by the link editor, such as .section .gnu.lto_.profile.5712db33fb59d8ee,"e",@progbits As reported by kmos, Fred Flintstone's gas trips over these with Fatal error: unrecognized .section attribute: want a,w,x,M,S,G,T