YuanSha0

Could someone provide information on how .bolt.org.text is generated? Perhaps I could develop a codesize optimization option for Bolt (similar to clang -Os) to support current and future codesize optimizations...

@yota9 Thank you for the information you provided, but I still have some questions. I noticed that there is a newly generated `.text` section in the binary file. Does this...

@yota9 Thank you again for your response. I intend to conduct further research on this issue.

@yota9 Hi, if I enable the -use-old-text option, it aligns the code at a 2MB boundary. Although my optimizations significantly reduce the codesize, during this process it generates many new...

@yota9 I have found a stable method to eliminate the .bolt.org.text section, but I noticed that the CodeSize still suffers negative optimization. The reason for this is that Bolt retains...

@yota9 I processed the old .eh_frame section in the same way as handling the old .text section with the -use-old-text option. Luckily, the program appears to be functioning properly. Thank...

@yota9 I have completed a substantial portion of my CODESIZE optimization work, but I have noticed that BOLT seems to offer particularly limited support for jump tables. In the analyzeMemoryAt...

@yota9 Even if I cannot perform a comprehensive analysis of the jump table, is it possible to obtain partial information about it? Specifically, could we identify which function possesses the...

@yota9 Thank you again!

@yota9 Hello, I have a question. I’ve noticed that Bolt now supports Linux kernel optimization. After optimizing the Linux kernel, will it still retain the original text segment? Thank you!