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--- Comment #1 from Thomas McGuire ---
Created attachment 7483
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C-only testcase
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--- Comment #2 from Thomas McGuire ---
Attached a C-only testcase (forgot to rename the files from .cpp to .c, but I
don't think that matters). The testcase simply outputs the function pointer of
a function in a shared library, and one can see
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--- Comment #4 from Thomas McGuire ---
Note that on x86-64, this works, but is *not* solved like the hacky method that
Ian Lance Taylor describes in his blog.
Instead of using an undefined symbol with an actual value in main, x86-64 will
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