| Issue |
125113
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| Summary |
llvm-objcopy prints wrong path when output directory doesn't exist
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| Labels |
new issue
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| Assignees |
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| Reporter |
srpape
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When the output directory doesn't exist, llvm-objcopy prints the input argument in the error string.
Tested with llvm-objcopy-19.
Example to reproduce:
```sh
# We get permission denied if we try to use /usr/bin/ls directly
$ cp /usr/bin/ls ./ls
# ./invalid-dir does not exist, we get an incorrect error message
$ llvm-objcopy-19 --dump-section .text=./invalid-dir/text ./ls
llvm-objcopy-19: error: './ls': No such file or directory
# If we create the directory, it will succeed
$ mkdir invalid-dir
$ llvm-objcopy-19 --dump-section .text=./invalid-dir/text ./ls #succeeds
```
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