relative to the normal stack alignment of the target (e.g., when using
ebp as framepointer, all addresses are offset 8 to the stack pointer) in
the temp generator. This enables allocating temps/locals with the correct
alignment as long as the required alignment is not bigger than the
guaranteed stack pointer alignment (fixes mantis #15582 on systems where
the stack pointer is at least aligned to 16 bytes; e.g., not yet on
i386-platforms other than darwin)
git-svn-id: trunk@22277 -
"Illegal class modifiers in class SomeClass 0x209" when implementing
such interfaces in code compiled by Eclipse's internal compiler
git-svn-id: trunk@22272 -
symbols on darwin/ppc and darwin/i386, and also for common symbols on
darwin/ppc, as they're not required for other kinds of symbols on those
platforms (gcc doesn't use them either with -O1 and higher; it does use
them always for darwin/ppc64 except for local symbols, and hence so do we)
git-svn-id: trunk@22271 -
they don't have explicit side-effects, and if -Oodeadvalues (part of -O4)
is active (because it can result in the removal of range check errors,
segmentation faults, etc)
git-svn-id: trunk@22254 -
(there's a dummy entry with code page 0 for UTF-8 in the table for
when 0 is searched, but when going from string to number that
entry has to be skipped so the real UTF-8 entry is used)
git-svn-id: trunk@22245 -
(mantis #22665)
+ support "[var wrt ..gotpcrel]" nasm/yasm syntax in intel assembler mode
for GOT-relative accesses on x86-64, + give an error when trying to do
this on win64 (it doesn't have a GOT)
* moved code that give a warning when using GOT-relative accesses to
static data on x86-64 from the AT&T reader to rax86 so it's also
active for the Intel assembler reader
+ added warning when not using GOT-relative accesses (but plain
RIP-relative instead) to global data on non-Win64 x86-64
git-svn-id: trunk@22243 -
global, and no longer make it global for all symbols when smartlinking
is enabled on systems that use section-based smartlinking
git-svn-id: trunk@22241 -
for building installation packages for another host system as the current one
so it makes no sense to build utils for the target system. When cross compiling, the
goal is to build files to be able to develop on the current system for the target.
Building of utils can be forced by passing BUILDFULLNATIVE=1 to make
git-svn-id: trunk@22237 -
assembler writers on x86-64 after r22181, the shift in positions
caused every occurrence of RIP to become EIP in the assembler code)
git-svn-id: trunk@22234 -
It is the same as the normal MatchInstruction function but supports to
be called with a set of TAsmOps instead of a single op.
git-svn-id: trunk@22231 -
