Revert: ARCv3: link above 4GB: handle 64-bit literals in final link #100
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This reverts commit 955b7c7 ("ARCv3: link above 4GB: handle 64-bit literals in final link"). And with that change reverted we'll get rid of unexpected R_ARC_S25H_PCREL relocation on 32-bit ARC processors. That will break Linux kernel for 64-bit processors for sure, but we're working on a proper fix for that issue, to that it gets fixed fundamentally. Signed-off-by: Alexey Brodkin <[email protected]>
The change in that branch is known to break 64-bit targets, so we need to exclude them from CI, so that their build failures don't affect execution of properly built 32-bit binaries.
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This reverts commit 955b7c7 ("ARCv3: link above 4GB: handle 64-bit literals in final link"). And with that change reverted we'll get rid of unexpected R_ARC_S25H_PCREL relocation on 32-bit ARC processors.
That will break Linux kernel for 64-bit processors for sure, but we're working on a proper fix for that issue, to that it gets fixed fundamentally.