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(Layout::get_output_section): Add is_relro, is_last_relro, and is_first_non_relro parameters. Change all callers. (Layout::choose_output_section): Likewise. (Layout::add_output_section_data): Likewise. (Layout::make_output_section): Likewise. (Layout::set_segment_offsets): Clear increase_relro when using a linker script. * layout.h (class Layout): Add increase_relro method. Add increase_relro_ field. Update declarations. * output.cc (Output_section::Output_section): Initialize is_last_relro_ and is_first_non_relro_. (Output_segment::add_output_section): Group relro sections is do_sort is true. Handle is_last_relro and is_first_non_relro. (Output_segment::maximum_alignment): Remove relro handling. (Output_segment::set_section_addresses): Add increase_relro parameter. Change all callers. Add initial alignment to align relro sections on separate page. Remove old relro handling. (Output_segment::set_section_list_addresses): Remove in_relro parameter. Change all callers. (Output_segment::set_offset): Add increase parameter. Change all callers. Remove old relro handling. * output.h (class Output_section): Add new methods: is_last_relro, set_is_last_relro, is_first_non_relro, set_is_first_non_relro. Add is_last_relro_ and is_first_non_relro_ fields. * i386.cc (Target_i386::got_section): Don't call set_is_relro. Create separate .got.plt section. Call increase_relro. * x86_64.cc (Target_x86_64::got_section): Likewise. * testsuite/relro_script_test.t: Add .got.plt.
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