Fix re-evaluation of DEFINED expression #684
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This commit fixes the re-evaluation of DEFINED(...) linker script expression. Previously, DEFINED(...) expression used to get re-evaluted in each layout pass. This lead to incorrect evaluated. This commit fixes this my evaluating DEFINED(...) linker script node only once, and reusing the result for further evaluations. Resolves qualcomm#671 Signed-off-by: Parth Arora <partaror@qti.qualcomm.com>
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This commit fixes the re-evaluation of DEFINED(...) linker script expression. Previously, DEFINED(...) expression used to get re-evaluted in each layout pass. This lead to incorrect evaluated.
This commit fixes this my evaluating DEFINED(...) linker script node only once, and reusing the result for further evaluations.
Resolves #671