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On Wed, 17 Feb 2021 21:22:15 +0100
Mark Wielaard wrote:
> So you rewrite the asm statements to not use @@@ just @ and @@, that
> way they match the symver attribute usage. Smart, that way they are as
> similar as possible.
Yes, I w
From: Alexander Miller
Use symver attribute for symbol versioning instead of .symver
assembler directive when available. Convert to use double @ syntax
for default version in all cases (required when using the attribute).
Add the attributes externally_visible, no_reorder if available when
using
Here's my attempt to use gcc-10's new symver attribute to avoid global
asm statements that cause trouble with LTO. That requires converting
from triple @ syntax to double @ syntax. To satisfy those picky linkers,
the unversioned name of the affected symbols has to be changed.
The NEW_VERSION macros
Commit eb922a1b8f3a ("tests: use ${CC} instead of 'gcc' in tests")
exports ${CC} into the test environment, but doesn't quote the
value for the assignment. That doesn't work properly if the value
contains whitespace. In a multilib/biarch environment however, it's
common to set CC="gcc -m32" or simi
