I think there's something a bit fishy with the new ELF stuff that went
in a day or two ago.  All my xntpd stuff compiled under NetBSD last
September now gives "Exec format error. Wrong Architecture" errors.  I
think I was using Jonathan's tool-chain back then?  An xntpd binary
compiled on March 4 this year works ok.  My "as" and "ld" have
timestamps of Nov 26, 1995, but I honestly can't remember where they
came from.

Below I've included the first few lines of elfdump for a working and a
non-working binary.  Also notice that the second elfdump took .22 wall
clock seconds, but used over an hour of CPU time :-)

Simon.

mona:/usr/local/libexec 50> elfdump < ../sbin/xntpdc | head
magic 127 ELF 10101 0 0
type 2  machine 8  version 1
entry point 10a0  phoff 34  shoff 56af0  flags 0
ehsize 34  phsize 20  phcount 3
shsize 28  shcount d  shstrndx a
Section 0 at a0, len 2aae8  addr 10a0  size 2aae8
Section 1 at 2b000, len 49f0  addr 2d000  size 4ae8
Section 2 at 56af0, len 0  addr 31af0  size 67f0
name   type 0  flags 0  addr 0
offset 0  size 0  link 0  info 0
mona:/usr/local/libexec 51> elfdump < xntpd | head
magic 127 ELF 10101 0 0
type 2  machine 8  version 1
entry point 400080  phoff 34  shoff a8d84  flags 0
ehsize 34  phsize 20  phcount 2
shsize 28  shcount d  shstrndx a
Section 0 at 80, len 50428  addr 400080  size 50428
Section 1 at 60000, len 6ae0  addr 10000000  size 1f140
name   type 0  flags 0  addr 0
offset 0  size 0  link 0  info 0
align 0  esize 0
324.164u 3971.114s 0:00.22 1952395.4% 0+0k 0+0io 0pf+0w