#include "Test.h" /* This test case is intended to check for one particular binutils/xcoff problem: Without a patch, GNU ld fails to allocate space for weak uninitialized csects [BS],and therefore puts both at the same address. Minimal example: 	.weak	_one[BS]	.csect _one[BS]_one:	.space 4	.weak	_two[BS]	.csect _two[BS]_two:	.space 4  powerpc-apple-macos-as test.s > test.opowerpc-apple-macos-ld -r test.o -o linked.opowerpc-apple-macos-objdump -t -h linked.o Observe the size of the .bss section and the addresses of symbols _one and _two. This test case tests for it using a thread-safe local static variable in an inlinefunction, which boils down to a pair of weakly-linked uninitialized csects as above.  */  // noinline so that it doesn't get optimized away__attribute__((noinline)) int foo(){    return 42;} // the `inline` triggers a problem.// the static var and its guard variable are marked `.weak`,// and the XCOFF linker puts them at the same address.inline int bar(){    static int cachedFoo = foo();    return cachedFoo;} // wrap it in a noinline function to make reading the assembly easier. __attribute__((noinline)) int baz(){    return bar();} int main(){    if (baz() != 42)        TestLog("NO");    else        TestLog("OK");}