This is the wrong end of the issue. ELF for executables and dynamic libs is obsolete on modern hardware (same for microsoft PE+).
I am now using for most of my projects a exe/dynamic lib format of my own. This file format is so miminal a simple RFC will suffice. BUT, I will need to build dynamic libs which are system interfaces (for instance userland drivers like mesa) with this file format: problem, c++ and its runtime (and probably other similar languages with their runtimes)... as usual...
Well, I am still removing stuff from my file format, because I think this is not yet "minimal and enough" on modern hardware architecture (I think I have still too much complexity in the tracker of loaded dynamic libs).
I am now using for most of my projects a exe/dynamic lib format of my own. This file format is so miminal a simple RFC will suffice. BUT, I will need to build dynamic libs which are system interfaces (for instance userland drivers like mesa) with this file format: problem, c++ and its runtime (and probably other similar languages with their runtimes)... as usual...
Well, I am still removing stuff from my file format, because I think this is not yet "minimal and enough" on modern hardware architecture (I think I have still too much complexity in the tracker of loaded dynamic libs).