write/elf: x86-64 branches should always use R_X86_64_PLT32 #590
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This matches the behaviour of gcc and clang, and allows us to remove the hack to change relocations to use section symbols.
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…#590) This matches the behaviour of gcc and clang, and allows us to remove the hack to change relocations to use section symbols.
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This matches the behaviour of gcc and clang, and allows us to remove the hack to change relocations to use section symbols.
I've tested that rustc_codegen_cranelift's test.sh works when running under x86-64 linux.
Closes #587