Add support for -fno-plt
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Uh, I've run into a problem: how do I check if |
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Hm so unfortunately |
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@alexcrichton Ok, I've made it so that this flag is not enabled by default. Another alterantive would've been to look at GCC's / Clang's version directly, and hard-code a version check, but it looks like we don't retrieve the compiler's version at any point. |
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Ok thanks! |
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Similar to rust-lang/rust#54592, this PR enables the
-fno-pltcompiler flag by default when PIC is used. Should provide a small performance improvement with no obvious downsides.