Unconditionally add -z,origin on OpenBSD. #80897
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This is a little less than ideal, since as I understand it, it only makes sense to add -z,origin when $ORIGIN expansion is required, but doing this surgically per target is rather cumbersome. I don't believe there are any significant drawbacks to doing it unconditionally like this, however.
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This is a little less than ideal, since as I understand it, it only makes sense to add -z,origin when $ORIGIN expansion is required, but doing this surgically per target is rather cumbersome. I don't believe there are any significant drawbacks to doing it unconditionally like this, however.
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This is a little less than ideal, since as I understand it, it only makes sense to add -z,origin when $ORIGIN expansion is required, but doing this surgically per target is rather cumbersome. I don't believe there are any significant drawbacks to doing it unconditionally like this, however.