MaskRay wrote:
I can understand downgrading an error could be convenient for for (optimizing
section layout or alleviate relocation overflow) but the motivation is a bit
strange. GNU ld does use an error for this case and this change would not
address `--fatal-warnings` builds.
In the absence
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llvmbot wrote:
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Changes
It can be hard to predict whether a section exist when using the `INSERT
AFTER/BEFORE ` directive, this makes it difficult to apply a
global linker script that's applicable to the entire build system. We should
warn instead of hard
https://github.com/christycylee created
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/68058
It can be hard to predict whether a section exist when using the `INSERT
AFTER/BEFORE ` directive, this makes it difficult to apply a global
linker script that's applicable to the entire build system. We sh
