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Instead of having .o files contain linear-memory and function table definitions, use imports. This is more consistent with the stack pointer being imported, and it's consistent with the linker being the one to decide whether linear memory and function table are imported or defined in the linked output. This implements tool-conventions #23. Differential Revision: https://reviews.llvm.org/D40875 llvm-svn: 319989 |
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