elf.reloc: add some missing PowerPC 32-bit relocation type constants #495
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October 9, 2025 13:30
Also consoldiated a few PPC and PPC64 constants which overlap
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this is tedious stuff, but really useful, thank you for putting in the time to clean it up and add some missing defs!
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Sorry I missed this; this would have been fine to go into the emergency release i just released, but i hope you can wait a bit? otherwise I can make another minor release, but won't be tonight |
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No problem at all. You can add this to your next normal release. Thank you for maintaining this project! |
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released in 0.10.4 |
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Also consolidated a few PPC and PPC64 constants which overlap