bool MachObjectWriter::
IsSymbolRefDifferenceFullyResolvedImpl(const MCAssembler &Asm,
const MCSymbolData &DataA,
const MCFragment &FB,
bool InSet,
bool IsPCRel) const {
if (InSet)
return true;
// The effective address is
// addr(atom(A)) + offset(A)
// - addr(atom(B)) - offset(B)
// and the offsets are not relocatable, so the fixup is fully resolved when
// addr(atom(A)) - addr(atom(B)) == 0.
const MCSymbolData *A_Base = 0, *B_Base = 0;
const MCSymbol &SA = DataA.getSymbol().AliasedSymbol();
const MCSection &SecA = SA.getSection();
const MCSection &SecB = FB.getParent()->getSection();
if (IsPCRel) {
// The simple (Darwin, except on x86_64) way of dealing with this was to
// assume that any reference to a temporary symbol *must* be a temporary
// symbol in the same atom, unless the sections differ. Therefore, any PCrel
// relocation to a temporary symbol (in the same section) is fully
// resolved. This also works in conjunction with absolutized .set, which
// requires the compiler to use .set to absolutize the differences between
// symbols which the compiler knows to be assembly time constants, so we
// don't need to worry about considering symbol differences fully resolved.
if (!Asm.getBackend().hasReliableSymbolDifference()) {
if (!SA.isTemporary() || !SA.isInSection() || &SecA != &SecB)
return false;
return true;
}
} else {
if (!TargetObjectWriter->useAggressiveSymbolFolding())
return false;
}
const MCFragment &FA = *Asm.getSymbolData(SA).getFragment();
A_Base = FA.getAtom();
if (!A_Base)
return false;
B_Base = FB.getAtom();
if (!B_Base)
return false;
// If the atoms are the same, they are guaranteed to have the same address.
if (A_Base == B_Base)
return true;
// Otherwise, we can't prove this is fully resolved.
return false;
}
bool MachObjectWriter::isSymbolRefDifferenceFullyResolvedImpl(
const MCAssembler &Asm, const MCSymbol &SymA, const MCFragment &FB,
bool InSet, bool IsPCRel) const {
if (InSet)
return true;
// The effective address is
// addr(atom(A)) + offset(A)
// - addr(atom(B)) - offset(B)
// and the offsets are not relocatable, so the fixup is fully resolved when
// addr(atom(A)) - addr(atom(B)) == 0.
const MCSymbol &SA = findAliasedSymbol(SymA);
const MCSection &SecA = SA.getSection();
const MCSection &SecB = *FB.getParent();
if (IsPCRel) {
// The simple (Darwin, except on x86_64) way of dealing with this was to
// assume that any reference to a temporary symbol *must* be a temporary
// symbol in the same atom, unless the sections differ. Therefore, any PCrel
// relocation to a temporary symbol (in the same section) is fully
// resolved. This also works in conjunction with absolutized .set, which
// requires the compiler to use .set to absolutize the differences between
// symbols which the compiler knows to be assembly time constants, so we
// don't need to worry about considering symbol differences fully resolved.
//
// If the file isn't using sub-sections-via-symbols, we can make the
// same assumptions about any symbol that we normally make about
// assembler locals.
bool hasReliableSymbolDifference = isX86_64();
if (!hasReliableSymbolDifference) {
if (!SA.isInSection() || &SecA != &SecB ||
(!SA.isTemporary() && FB.getAtom() != SA.getFragment()->getAtom() &&
Asm.getSubsectionsViaSymbols()))
return false;
return true;
}
// For Darwin x86_64, there is one special case when the reference IsPCRel.
// If the fragment with the reference does not have a base symbol but meets
// the simple way of dealing with this, in that it is a temporary symbol in
// the same atom then it is assumed to be fully resolved. This is needed so
// a relocation entry is not created and so the static linker does not
// mess up the reference later.
else if(!FB.getAtom() &&
SA.isTemporary() && SA.isInSection() && &SecA == &SecB){
return true;
}
}
// If they are not in the same section, we can't compute the diff.
if (&SecA != &SecB)
return false;
const MCFragment *FA = SA.getFragment();
// Bail if the symbol has no fragment.
if (!FA)
return false;
// If the atoms are the same, they are guaranteed to have the same address.
if (FA->getAtom() == FB.getAtom())
return true;
// Otherwise, we can't prove this is fully resolved.
return false;
}