This adjusts equate handling by

- allowing true forward references (which will always assume the referenced
  symbols have at the point of use) through the new .eqv pseudo-op and the
  new == operator
- disallowing changing .equiv-generated equates (so that the protection this
  provides is both forward and backward)
- snapshotting equates when their value gets changed so that previous uses
  don't get affected by the new value.
- allowing expressions in places where absolute expressions (or register
  names) are needed which were not completely resolvable at the point of
  their definition but which are fully resolvable at the point of use

In addition it fixes PR/288.

1 files changed, 5 insertions, 4 deletions

diff --git a/gas/config/tc-sh64.h b/gas/config/tc-sh64.h
index 8af9b95..21f5d59 100644
--- a/gas/config/tc-sh64.h
+++ b/gas/config/tc-sh64.h
@@ -124,10 +124,11 @@ extern int sh64_target_mach (void);
    expression, since we have handled it ourselves.  FIXME: What we really
    need is a new GAS infrastructure feature: md_qualifier.  */
 #undef md_parse_name
-#define md_parse_name(NAME, EXP, CP) \
- sh64_consume_datalabel (NAME, EXP, CP, operand)
-extern int sh64_consume_datalabel (const char *, expressionS *, char *,
-				   segT (*) (expressionS *));
+#define md_parse_name(NAME, EXP, MODE, CP) \
+ sh64_consume_datalabel (NAME, EXP, MODE, CP, operand)
+extern int sh64_consume_datalabel (const char *, expressionS *,
+				   enum expr_mode, char *,
+				   segT (*) (expressionS *, enum expr_mode));
 
 /* Saying "$" is the same as saying ".".  */
 #define DOLLAR_DOT