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* varasm.c (struct varasm_status): Change x_const_rtx_sym_hash_table to array of pool_constnat pointers. (struct pool_constant): Add next_sym and label members. (struct pool_sym): Remove. (init_varasm_status): Change pool_sym into pool_constant. (mark_pool_constant): Mark pc->label string as well. (mark_pool_sym_hash_table): Remove. (mark_varasm_status): Remove it from caller as well. (free_varasm_status): Don't free pool_sym structures. (force_const_mem): Don't allocate pool_sym structure, instead fill pool->label and chain it into rtx_sym hash table. (find_pool_constant, mark_constant_pool): Use pool_constant instead of pool_sym. From-SVN: r37451 |
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