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[qfcc] Make things clearer about relocated types
I was very uncertain about the validity of messing with the old type encoding that way, but adding the check to ensure the type has been processed never fired, so it seems ok. And the comments help me a lot :)
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@ -495,8 +495,20 @@ add_defs (qfo_t *qfo, qfo_mspace_t *space, qfo_mspace_t *dest_space,
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odef->file = linker_add_string (QFOSTR (qfo, idef->file));
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odef->file = linker_add_string (QFOSTR (qfo, idef->file));
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idef->file = -1; // mark def as copied
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idef->file = -1; // mark def as copied
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idef->line = num_work_defrefs; // so def can be found
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idef->line = num_work_defrefs; // so def can be found
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// In the first passs, process_type_def sets the type meta to -1 and
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// class to the offset of the copied type, but the null type encodiing
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// is not modified. Other defs are processed in the second pass.
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type = QFOTYPE(idef->type);
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type = QFOTYPE(idef->type);
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if (idef->type && (int) type->meta != -1) {
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linker_internal_error ("reference to type that has not been "
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"relocated");
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}
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// Type encodings have no type (type = 0) so setting the type
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// to the idef type class has no effect.
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odef->type = type->t.class; // pointer to type in work
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odef->type = type->t.class; // pointer to type in work
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// don't add unused (no attached relocs) external defs to the work
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// defref list so they will not cause unused object files to be
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// pulled in from libraries
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if (odef->flags & QFOD_EXTERNAL && !odef->num_relocs)
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if (odef->flags & QFOD_EXTERNAL && !odef->num_relocs)
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continue;
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continue;
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ref = get_defref (odef, dest_space);
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ref = get_defref (odef, dest_space);
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