gh-129964: Fix JIT crash on Windows on Arm #130882
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Updating to clang-19 change the code generation of the JIT stencils. This caused some addresses of symbols to be far away hence it was impossible to reach them out. Enabling the -fplt restores the behaviour that we had with clang-18.
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Looks like a fluke... I'm rerunning it. |
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Updating to clang-19 change the code generation of the JIT stencils. This caused some addresses of symbols to be far away hence it was impossible to reach them out.
Enabling the -fplt restores the behaviour that we had with clang-18.