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In the normal case, function @f may have blockaddresses stored in global constant @g, which is only used by function @f. The obvious solution in this case is to put @g in the split module along with @f.
In the general case, blockaddresses for function @f may be used by other functions, but this should be extremely rare and we don't need to handle it well.
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In the normal case, function
@f
may have blockaddresses stored in global constant@g
, which is only used by function@f
. The obvious solution in this case is to put@g
in the split module along with@f
.In the general case, blockaddresses for function
@f
may be used by other functions, but this should be extremely rare and we don't need to handle it well.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: