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Cary Coutant <ccoutant@google.com> * arm.cc (Arm_exidx_merge_section::build_contents): New method. (Arm_exidx_merge_section::section_contents_): New data member. (Arm_input_section::Arm_input_section): Initialize original_contents_. (Arm_input_section::~Arm_input_section): De-allocate memory. (Arm_input_section::original_contents_): New data member. (Arm_exidx_fixup::process_exidx_section): Pass EXIDX section contents in parameters instead of calling Object::section_contents without locking. (Arm_output_section::group_section): New parameter TASK. Pass it to callees that need locking objects. (Arm_output_section::fix_exidx_coverage): New parameter TASK. Use it to lock EXIDX input sections. Fix a formatting issue. Call Arm_exidx_merged_section::build_contents to create merged section contents. (Arm_output_section::create_stub_group): New parameter TASK. Use it to lock object of stub table owner. (Arm_exidx_input_section::Arm_exidx_input_section): Add new parameter TEXT_SIZE to initialize data member TEXT_SIZE_. (Arm_exidx_input_section::addralign): Fix typo in comment. (Arm_exidx_input_section::text_size): New method. (Target_arm::do_relax): New parameter TASK. Pass it to callees that require locking objects. Lock objects before scanning for stubs and updating local symbols. (Arm_input_section<big_endian>::init): Copy contents of original input section. (Arm_input_section<big_endian>::do_write): Use saved contents of original input section instead of calling Object::section_contents without locking. (Arm_exidx_cantunwind::do_fixed_endian_write): Find out text section size without calling Object::section_size(). (Arm_exidx_merged_section::Arm_exidx_merged_section): Add sanity check for size. Allocate a buffer for merged EXIDX entries. (Arm_exidx_merged_section::build_contents): New method. (Arm_exidx_merged_section::do_write): Move merge section contents building code to Arm_exidx_merged_section::build_contetns. Write out contetns in buffer instead of building it on the fly. (Arm_relobj::make_exidx_input_section): Also pass text section size to Arm_exidx_input_section constructor. (Arm_relobj::do_read_symbols): Fix memory leak. Fix a formatting issue. (Arm_dynobj::do_read_symbols): Fix memory leak. * layout.cc (Layout::finalize): Pass TASK to Target::relax(). * target.h: (class Task): Add forward declaration. (Target::relax): Add new parameter TASK and pass it to Target::do_relax(). (Target::do_relax):: New parameter TASK. Fix a formatting issue.
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