[PATCH] D123435: [lld-macho] Initial support for EH Frames
David Spickett via Phabricator via llvm-commits
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Fri Jul 8 03:26:17 PDT 2022
DavidSpickett added inline comments.
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Comment at: lld/test/MachO/eh-frame.s:57
+# CHECK: Second level indices:
+# CHECK: Second level index[0]:
+# CHECK: [0]: function offset=0x[[#%.8x,F - BASE]], encoding[{{.*}}]=0x52{{.*}}
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Hi! This is very late report but as you'll see I don't think your patch is wrong, perhaps llvm-objdump is doing strange things.
This test is failing on our 32 bit armv8 bot: https://lab.llvm.org/buildbot/#/builders/178/builds/2463
When I run the first objdump command from my AArch64 build I get:
```
< [0]: function offset=0x00000508, encoding[1]=0x52010000
< [1]: function offset=0x0000050c, encoding[0]=0x00000000
< [2]: function offset=0x00000510, encoding[3]=0x14000020
< [3]: function offset=0x00000514, encoding[2]=0x24000068
< [4]: function offset=0x00000518, encoding[0]=0x00000000
```
When I do the same from a 32 bit Arm build I get:
```
> [0]: function offset=0x00000508, encoding=0x52010000
> [1]: function offset=0x0000050c, encoding=0x00000000
> [2]: function offset=0x00000510, encoding=0x14000020
> [3]: function offset=0x00000514, encoding=0x24000068
> [4]: function offset=0x00000518, encoding=0x00000000
```
The missing `[ ]` after encoding is what causes lit to fail to match.
Now it looks to me like the `[0]` after encoding is actually a bug on 64 bit but I'm totally guessing here. Just going by the seemingly random order of the numbering.
Do you have any idea if those are actually expected to be there?
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