binutils/gold/output.cc

8 // This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
9 // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
13 // This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
607       // We couldn't find the entry symbol.  See if we can parse it as
1911   // Add the terminating entry if it hasn't been added.
2165 // For an Output_section_data, we have to ask it for the size.
2180 // For an Output_section_data, we have to ask it for the size.
2818       // if it is set.  Copy it to the relaxed input section.
2931 // to be declared as a const method so that it is callable with a const
3079   // If we get here, it means that we don't know the mapping for this
3082   // But it should never actually happen.
3278 	// so it is OK to lock.  Unfortunately we have no way to pass
3323   // to be true if it has a dot after the initial dot.
3330   // Return the priority.  Believe it or not, gcc encodes the priority
3362   // file name this way is a dreadful hack, but the GNU linker does it
3588 	  Section_layout_order::const_iterator it
3590 	  if (it == order_map->end())
3592 	  unsigned int section_order_index = it->second;
3847 // but it is possible that the script says that they should follow
3988       // If we have not copied the input sections, just resize it.
4155 // Remove an Output_section from this segment.  It is an error if it
4414 	      // segment, and we need to add it to *INCREASE_RELRO.
4454   // page-aligned in the file, then fill it out to a whole page with
4544 	      // align it to at least the alignment of the TLS
4599 	  // The script may have inserted a skip forward, but it
5014   // If we're using a base file, we want to open it read-only.
5079   // is busy (e.g. it's an executable that's currently being executed).
5082   // file is created for it to write to, with tight permissions (gcc
5134   // just mremap to the new size.  If it's mapping to a file, we want
5196   // If the output file is not a regular file, don't try to mmap it;
5208   // don't do this, it is possible that we will call munmap, close,
5228   // system might not support mmap at all, or it might not support
5248   // system might not support mmap at all, or it might not support
5283   // If the map isn't file-backed, we need to write it now.