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The direct cause of this PR is the fact that tls_gdld_nomark didn't
handle indirect calls. Also, most indirect calls were being optimised
back to direct calls anyway, due to tls_gdld_nomark not checking any
of the parallel elements except the first (plus the extra element that
distinguishes this call from normal calls). There were other unwanted
substitutions too.
So this patch attacks the problem of handling special calls in a
different way. Rather than adding another element to the call insn
parallel to distinguish -mno-tls-markers __tls_get_addr calls from any
other calls, we now inspect the second CALL arg. Each
call_value_nonlocal and call_value_indirect insn now checks for the
tlsgd/ld unspecs when !TARGET_TLS_MARKERS and emits the arg setup
insns. I disallow the local call patterns since we'll only see local
calls to __tls_get_addr in testcases, and it doesn't seem a good idea
to complicate the patterns just for a minor optimisation. Sibling
call insns aren't used for libcalls, so none of these insns need to
change.
The patch also fixes a minor problem with -mno-tls-markers
__tls_get_addr calls causing a "li 3,0" instruction to be emitted
prior to the arg setup instructions, due to using a libcall with one
arg. That isn't correct when the call insn itself sets up its arg.
Also, I've tidied the V4 secure-plt calls, generating them in
rs6000_call_sysv rather than by splitting in rs6000.md. The
CALL_INSN_FUNCTION_USAGE added in edit_tls_call_insn is no longer
needed (since git commit
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