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// / It takes linked host image as input and produces bitcode files, one per
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// / offload target, containing references to symbols that must be defined in the
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// / target images. Dependence bitcode file is then expected to be compiled to an
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- // / object by the driver using the appropriate offload target toolchain, and
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- // / dependence object added to the target linker as input together with the
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+ // / object by the driver using the appropriate offload target toolchain. This
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+ // / dependence object is added to the target linker as input together with the
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// / other inputs. References to the symbols in dependence object should ensure
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// / that target linker pulls in necessary symbol definitions from the input
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// / static libraries.
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if (!Used.empty ()) {
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ArrayType *ArrayTy = ArrayType::get (Int8PtrTy, Used.size ());
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- // For SPIRV linking is done on LLVM IR inputs, so we can use special
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+ // SPIRV linking is done on LLVM IR inputs, so we can use special
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// global variable llvm.used to represent a reference to a symbol. But for
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// other targets we have to create a real reference since llvm.used may
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// not be representable in the object file.
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