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llvm-objcopy creates three symbols whenever it is used for binary input generating ELF output, representing the start address, end address and size of the data in the new .data section. These symbols all have STV_DEFAULT visibility. This diff allows the visibility to be specified with --binary-symbol-visibility.

llvm-objcopy creates three symbols whenever it is used for binary input generating ELF output, representing the start address, end address and size of the data in the new .data section. These symbols all have STV_DEFAULT visibility. This diff allows the visibility to be specified with --new-symbol-visibility. The diff has been updated to apply the visibility to symbols created with --add-symbol where a visibility flag is not specified.

llvm-objcopy creates three symbols whenever it is used for binary input generating ELF output, representing the start address, end address and size of the data in the new .data section. These symbols all have STV_DEFAULT visibility. This diff allows the visibility to be specified with --binary-symbol-visibilitynew-symbol-visibility. The diff has been updated to apply the visibility to symbols created with --add-symbol where a visibility flag is not specified.