Optimize data segments #8
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Optimize the compilation of data segments by adding
Make the data segment compilation configurable, by adding the command line option
-d. The optionhelplists the available modes:arrays: Writes each data segment as a C array (default)gnu-ld: All data segments are embedded into a data section using GNU LDsectcreate1: All data segments are embedded into a data section using thesectcreateoption of modern Mach-O LD versions (recent macOS versions) and accessed using anasmreferencesectcreate2: All data segments are embedded into a data section using thesectcreateoption of older Mach-O LD versions (older Mac OS X, OPENSTEP, NeXTSTEP, etc.) and accessed using Mach-Ogetsectdata