![]() On RISC-V, clang emits empty name symbols used for label differences. (In GCC the symbols are typically `.L0`) After D95916, the empty name symbols can show up in llvm-symbolizer's symbolization output. They have no names and thus not useful. Set `SF_FormatSpecific` so that llvm-symbolizer will ignore them. `SF_FormatSpecific` is also used in LTO but that case should not matter. Corresponding addr2line problem: https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=27585 Reviewed By: luismarques Differential Revision: https://reviews.llvm.org/D98669 |
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arm-mapping-symbol.s | ||
data-command-symtab.yaml | ||
riscv-empty-name-symbol.s | ||
symtab-file-conflict.s | ||
symtab-file.s | ||
symtab-file2.yaml | ||
symtab-ifunc.s | ||
symtab-ignored.s | ||
symtab-notype.s |