Everything I try to compile under NetBSD/SPARC64 1.5 (save for kernels)
	results in:

	netbsd4me# helloworld
	helloworld: Shared object has no run-time symbol table

	netbsd4me# file helloworld
	helloworld: ELF 64-bit MSB executable, SPARC V9, version 1, dynamically linked
	(uses shared libs), not stripped

	netbsd4me# ldd helloworld
	helloworld:
		-lc.12 => /usr/lib/libc.so.12

	Is this caused by the "broken ld" that Simon Gerraty (I think) alluded to
	a few days ago?  If so, how can I cure it?   Build a -current "ld"?
	Rebuild a 1.5 "ld" from scratch?

There is a patch for 1.5 `ld' on nbftp in the patches directory.

Or you could grab a toolchain snapshot.

Or you could try building it yourself.

The patch is easiest.

Eduardo