qversiontagging: merge the qt_version_tag symbols
The symbols all still exist, but they all have the same address. For example, in my Linux debug build: $ eu-readelf --dyn-syms lib/libQt6Core.t.so | grep qt_version_tag 4352: 00000000005e3e74 1 OBJECT GLOBAL DEFAULT 18 qt_version_tag_6_0@@Qt_6 4356: 00000000005e3e74 1 OBJECT GLOBAL DEFAULT 18 qt_version_tag_6_1@@Qt_6 4358: 00000000005e3e74 1 OBJECT GLOBAL DEFAULT 18 qt_version_tag_6_2@@Qt_6 4362: 00000000005e3e74 1 OBJECT GLOBAL DEFAULT 18 qt_version_tag_6_3@@Qt_6 4364: 00000000005e3e74 1 OBJECT GLOBAL DEFAULT 18 qt_version_tag_6_4@@Qt_6 6458: 00000000005e3e74 1 OBJECT GLOBAL DEFAULT 18 qt_version_tag@@Qt_6.4 6460: 00000000005e3e74 1 OBJECT GLOBAL DEFAULT 18 qt_version_tag@Qt_6.0 6462: 00000000005e3e74 1 OBJECT GLOBAL DEFAULT 18 qt_version_tag@Qt_6.2 6463: 00000000005e3e74 1 OBJECT GLOBAL DEFAULT 18 qt_version_tag@Qt_6.3 6466: 00000000005e3e74 1 OBJECT GLOBAL DEFAULT 18 qt_version_tag@Qt_6.1 (The part after the @ is the ELF version; two @ indicates the default version) Saves N bytes where N is the Qt minor version number. The exclusion of Darwin (macOS) is because clang says that it has the "alias" attribute, but then fails when you use it. Change-Id: I74249c52dc02478ba93cfffd16d249d77d6f7565 Reviewed-by: Oswald Buddenhagen <oswald.buddenhagen@gmx.de> Reviewed-by: Thiago Macieira <thiago.macieira@intel.com>bb10
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#include "qglobal.h"
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#include "qversiontagging.h"
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extern "C" {
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#define SYM QT_MANGLE_NAMESPACE(qt_version_tag)
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//#define SSYM QT_STRINGIFY(SYM)
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#define SSYM QT_STRINGIFY(SYM)
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// With compilers that have the "alias" attribute, the macro creates a global
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// variable "qt_version_tag_M_m" (M: major, m: minor) as an alias to either
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// qt_version_tag or _qt_version_tag. Everywhere else, we simply create a new
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// global variable qt_version_tag_M_m without aliasing to a single variable.
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//
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// Additionally, on systems using ELF binaries (Linux, FreeBSD, etc.), we
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// create ELF versions by way of the .symver assembly directive[1].
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//
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// Unfortunately, Clang on Darwin systems says it supports the "alias"
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// attribute, but fails when used. That's a Clang bug (as of XCode 12).
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//
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// [1] https://sourceware.org/binutils/docs/as/Symver.html
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#if defined(Q_CC_GNU) && defined(Q_OF_ELF)
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# define make_versioned_symbol2(sym, m, n, separator) \
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Q_CORE_EXPORT extern const char sym ## _ ## m ## _ ## n = 0; \
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Q_CORE_EXPORT extern __attribute__((alias("_" SSYM))) const char sym ## _ ## m ## _ ## n; \
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asm(".symver " QT_STRINGIFY(sym) "_" QT_STRINGIFY(m) "_" QT_STRINGIFY(n) ", " \
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QT_STRINGIFY(sym) separator "Qt_" QT_STRINGIFY(m) "." QT_STRINGIFY(n))
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extern const char QT_MANGLE_NAMESPACE(_qt_version_tag) = 0;
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#elif __has_attribute(alias) && !defined(Q_OS_DARWIN)
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# define make_versioned_symbol2(sym, m, n, separator) \
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Q_CORE_EXPORT extern __attribute__((alias(SSYM))) const char sym ## _ ## m ## _ ## n
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extern const char SYM = 0;
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#else
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# define make_versioned_symbol2(sym, m, n, separator) \
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Q_CORE_EXPORT extern const char sym ## _ ## m ## _ ## n = 0;
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#endif
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#define make_versioned_symbol(sym, m, n, separator) make_versioned_symbol2(sym, m, n, separator)
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QT_BEGIN_NAMESPACE
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extern "C" {
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#if QT_VERSION_MINOR > 0
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make_versioned_symbol(SYM, QT_VERSION_MAJOR, 0, "@");
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#endif
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make_versioned_symbol(SYM, QT_VERSION_MAJOR, QT_VERSION_MINOR, "@@");
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}
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QT_BEGIN_NAMESPACE
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static_assert(std::is_trivially_destructible_v<QtPrivate::QVersionTag>);
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QT_END_NAMESPACE
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