remove LSDA pointer from EhFrameHeader - #23388
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Maybe they SHOULD document it, but it doesn't surprise me that they don't document a haphazardly fast-moving target. I'm sure whatever DMD is implementing today will be wrong by the next release. |
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The object file format cannot be a haphazard fast moving target, as too many projects depend on it working as expected. |
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The projects can adapt. It's not Apple's problem. |
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Textcoal change ought to have been separate PR, also closes this issue #18063 |
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This starts the transition to Apple's left turn on the Mach object file format:
N_WEAK_DEFinstead of__textcoal_ntsectionSorry this won't be easy to review if not familiar with the undocumented Apple Arm64 object file format.