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* mips.cc (Mips_got_entry::Mips_got_entry): Remove object argument for global got symbols, and set addend to 0. (Mips_got_entry::hash): Change hash algorithm. (Mips_got_entry::equals): Refactor. (Mips_got_entry::object): Return input object for local got symbols from union d. (Mips_got_entry::addend): Change return of the relocation addend. (Mips_got_entry::addend_): Move from union d. (Mips_got_entry::object_): Move into union d. (class Mips_symbol_hash): New class. (Mips_got_info::Global_got_entry_set): New type. (Mips_got_info::global_got_symbols): Change return type to Global_got_entry_set. (Mips_got_info::global_got_symbols_): Change type to Global_got_entry_set. (Mips_symbol::hash): New method. (Mips_output_data_la25_stub::symbols_): Change type to std::vector. (Mips_output_data_mips_stubs::Mips_stubs_entry_set): New type. (Mips_output_data_mips_stubs::symbols_): Change type to Mips_stubs_entry_set. (Mips_got_info::record_global_got_symbol): Don't pass object argument when creating global got symbol. (Mips_got_info::record_got_entry): Remove find before inserting got entries. (Mips_got_info::add_reloc_only_entries): Change type of iterator to Global_got_entry_set. (Mips_got_info::count_got_symbols): Likewise. (Mips_output_data_la25_stub::create_la25_stub): Use push_back for adding entries to symbols_. (Mips_output_data_la25_stub::do_write): Change type of iterator to std::vector. (Mips_output_data_mips_stubs::set_lazy_stub_offsets): Change type of iterator to Mips_stubs_entry_set. (Mips_output_data_mips_stubs::set_needs_dynsym_value): Likewise. (Mips_output_data_mips_stubs::do_write): Likewise.
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