| commit | b56bb19bf892770b07c4a083a406abccf5e640ba | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Ryan Prichard <[email protected]> | Mon Oct 09 16:55:27 2017 -0700 |
| committer | Ryan Prichard <[email protected]> | Mon Oct 09 16:55:27 2017 -0700 |
| tree | 0061f159e86d56c7d8a14424a7dd6ff20446ecc0 | |
| parent | a22ba3d35f0b489fba9ac1bc40f8d41d73da3496 [diff] |
Fix the PIC code in the x86 yasm test and add x86_64 support
This instruction was segfaulting:
mov [esp], dword fmt wrt ..gotoff
The build-time linker replaces "fmt wrt ..gotoff" with an offset from the
end of the GOT to the fmt symbol. We need to setup a PIC register (in ebx)
containing the end address of the GOT, then add ebx to the fmt gotoffset.
Also: extend the test to x86_64 to fix the buganizer bug.
Bug: http://b/24620865
Test: ./run_tests.py --filter yasm --abi x86 --abi x86_64 --rebuild
Change-Id: I60dd0f594bf6b5a9b48385808687513653035f2f
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