Add macOS AArch64 support

[bjorn3]

CirrusCI now has support for running on M1 macs: https://cirrus-ci.org/guide/macOS/

• Implement Mach-O TLS model for AArch64 in Cranelift (cranelift: Implement TLS on aarch64 Mach-O (Apple Silicon) bytecodealliance/wasmtime#5434)
• arm64 macOS variadic arguments ABI needs Cranelift support #1451
• Support Aarch64Call relocations for Mach-O gimli-rs/object#465
• multiple signatures for objc_msgSend (removed in Refactor uses of objc_msgSend to no longer have clashing definitions rust#117910)
• Cranelift: AArch64 backend uses absolute relocations instead of GOT-relative relocations when using is_pic bytecodealliance/wasmtime#5544
• add_debug_reloc emits RelocationKind::Relative + RelocationEncoding::Generic + non-zero addend relocation, which isn't implemented for AArch64 Mach-O #1371

Branch to run on CirrusCI: https://github.com/bjorn3/rustc_codegen_cranelift/tree/macos_m1_ci

[nathanwhit]

I've been looking into this recently. I currently have the full sysroot compiling and passing most of the tests. I've opened a PR for the first set of changes required (supporting the necessary relocations in the object crate). I'm still working on cleaning up the cranelift changes and debugging a few issues before opening PRs.

[bjorn3]

Thanks a lot for working on this!

[bjorn3]

bytecodealliance/wasmtime#5434 has been merged, so tls should work now. Variadic functions like printf will need proper Cranelift support as with the AArch64 macOS ABI variadic arguments are always passed on the stack. The current workaround for missing variadic function support in Cranelift depends on the ABI for variadic arguments being the same as non-variadic arguments, like is the case on most platforms. I will probably also need to hard code support for objc_msgSend as it can have multiple signatures at the same time depending on the passed in message selector.

[bjorn3]

I just updated the macos_m1_ci branch to test it on cirrus ci. After disabling all debuginfo generation and skipping the tests that use printf (as it is a variadic function), the rest of the tests pass.

[bjorn3]

Turns out there is at least one place in libstd where a variadic function is called: https://cirrus-ci.com/task/4835070486249472?logs=test#L116 This can't work until #1451 is fixed. I could make all these calls abort as workaround, but it doesn't sit right with me to announce that arm64 macOS works with that in place.

Edit: Yeah, just tried with an LLVM sysroot and even that will locally codegen the vararg open() function.