fasm.m4 resulted in a unnecessary second segment for the dictionary.

SAVE-SYSTEM, compilation and the -g option now works for fasm generated
binaries. Some test options added in lina64. 128 G executable possible.

blocks.frt

@@ -1630,7 +1630,7 @@ WANT Z$@   WANT COMPARE   WANT ENV
    SM    HERE OVER -   2SWAP   PUT-FILE ;  DECIMAL
 : TURNKEY  ( Save a system to do ACTION in a file witH NAME .)
   ROT >DFA @  'ABORT >DFA !  SAVE-SYSTEM BYE ; DECIMAL
-( SAVE-SYSTEM TURNKEY ) CF: ?LI ?64 HEX \ AvdH
+( SAVE-SYSTEM TURNKEY ) CF: ?LI ?64 HEX \ AvdH/CH B5jun24
 \ The magic number marking the start of an ELF header
  CREATE MAGIC 7F C, &E C, &L C, &F C,
 \ Return the START of the ``ELF'' header.
@@ -1640,7 +1640,7 @@ WANT Z$@   WANT COMPARE   WANT ENV
 \ Return the VALUE of ``HERE'' when this forth started.
  : HERE-AT-STARTUP  'DP >DFA @ +ORIGIN @ ;
  : SAVE-SYSTEM ( ISO )   HERE BM - D-SIZE ! ( dict size)
-   0 SM 28 + ! 1 SM 38 + ! ( Kill sections)
+   SM 28 + @ IF 0 SM 28 + ! 1 SM 38 + ! THEN ( Kill sections)
    U0 @   0 +ORIGIN   40 CELLS  MOVE ( Save user variables)
 \ Now write it. Consume NAME here.
    SM    HERE OVER -   2SWAP   PUT-FILE ;  DECIMAL

fasm.m4

@@ -35,7 +35,8 @@ _LINUX_N_(
 _BITS32_({define({ELF_FORMAT},{ELF})})
 _BITS64_({define({ELF_FORMAT},{ELF64})})
         FORMAT  ELF_FORMAT EXECUTABLE ; Instead of telling the linker.
-define({_SECTION_NOBITS_},{       SEGMENT executable readable writable})
+dnl define({_SECTION_NOBITS_},{       SEGMENT executable readable writable})
+define({_SECTION_NOBITS_},{ })
 ;
 })_C{}_END_({ _LINUX_N_})
 ;})

lina64.cfg

@@ -18,7 +18,12 @@ dnl too. Experience suggests a relation with the
 dnl size of the swap space.
 dnl 1 Mbyte
 define({M4_EM}, 0x00100000)
-dnl define({M4_EM},(0x7F000000))
+dnl ugly value for test
+dnl define({M4_EM}, 0x00176500)
+dnl 8 Gbyte , doesn't work for fasm
+dnl define({M4_EM},(0x200000000))
+dnl slightly under 2 Gbyte, doesn't work for fasm
+dnl define({M4_EM},(0x07F000000))
 define( {_TASK_}, _yes)dnl
 define( {_ALIGNED_}, _yes)
 dnl define( {_ISO_IN_}, _yes)dnl

logforth.txt

@@ -13755,6 +13755,20 @@ Test lina32 and lina64 and added releases to the www/page directory.
 The wina release has been tested in full and reported in the testreport.txt
 The xina release is still a snapshot.
 
+2015 june 24
+Session with Coos Haak. After the change to Debian 7 I could no longer
+build 64 bits lina. This was needed because the distributed version 
+did not run. The problem is that the linker script refuses a 64 bit target.
+The lina64/lina32 elf headers build with fasm where wrong, because the
+dictionary starts a new section unnecessarily. Change in fasm.m4.
+Session with Coos Haak. After the change to Debian 7 I could no longer
+build 64 bits lina. This was needed because the distributed version 
+did not run. The problem is that the linker script refuses a 64 bit target.
+Experimenting with the fasm build reveals that the only change needed
+to use fasm build lina64 is that the sections must not be killed if
+they are zero already, (provided there is only the one segment,like 
+said above).
+
 --------------------
 *SET-SRC should contain a ref to SAVE
 *$! and $+! should use smart moves (MOVE)