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The fix for PR 19291 broke some other cases where -r is used with scripts, as reported in PR 22266. The original fix for PR 22266 ended up breaking many cases for REL targets, where the addends are stored in the section data, and are not being adjusted properly. The problem was basically that in a relocatable output file (ET_REL), symbol values are supposed to be relative to the start address of their section. Usually in a relocatable file, all sections start at 0, so the failure to get this right is often irrelevant, but with a linker script, we occasionally see an output section whose starting address is not 0, and gold would occasionally write a symbol with its relocated value instead of its section-relative value. This patch reverts the recent fix for PR 22266 as well as my original fix for PR 19291. The original fix moved the symbol value adjustment to write_local_symbols, but neglected to undo a few places where the adjustment was also being applied, resulting in an occasional double adjustment. The more recent fix removed those other adjustments, but then failed to re-account for the adjustment when rewriting the relocations on REL targets. With the old attempts reverted, we now apply the symbol value adjustment to the one case that had been missed (non-section symbols in merge sections). But now we also need to account for the adjustment when rewriting the addends for RELA relocations. gold/ PR gold/19291 PR gold/22266 * object.cc (Sized_relobj_file::compute_final_local_value_internal): Revert changes from 2017-11-08 patch. Adjust symbol value in relocatable links for non-section symbols. (Sized_relobj_file::compute_final_local_value): Revert changes from 2017-11-08 patch. (Sized_relobj_file::do_finalize_local_symbols): Likewise. (Sized_relobj_file::write_local_symbols): Revert changes from 2015-11-25 patch. * object.h (Sized_relobj_file::compute_final_local_value_internal): Revert changes from 2017-11-08 patch. * powerpc.cc (Target_powerpc::relocate_relocs): Adjust addend for relocatable links. * target-reloc.h (relocate_relocs): Adjust addend for relocatable links. * testsuite/pr22266_a.c (hello): New function. * testsuite/pr22266_main.c (main): Add test for merge sections. * testsuite/pr22266_script.t: Add rule for .rodata.
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