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Finer control of variable initialization in sections. Now we can put variables initialized with symbol addresses that need relocation in specific sections (e.g. const_data on macOS).
Support re-normalization of function parameters at function entry, as required by the AArch64/ELF ABI.
PowerPC 64 bits: remove Pfcfi, Pfcfiu, Pfctiu pseudo-instructions, expanding the corresponding int<->FP conversions during the selection pass instead.
Bug fixing
PowerPC 64 bits: incorrect ld and std instructions were generated and rejected by the assembler.
PowerPC: some variadic functions had the wrong position for their first variadic parameter.
RISC-V: fix calling convention in the case of floating-point arguments that are passed in integer registers.
AArch64: the default function alignment was incorrect, causing a warning from the LLVM assembler.
Pick the correct archiver to build .a library archives (#380).
x86 32 bits: make sure functions returning structs and unions return the correct pointer in register EAX (#377).
PowerPC, ARM, AArch64: updated the registers destroyed by asm pseudo-instructions and built-in functions.
Remove spurious error on initialization of a local struct containing a flexible array member.
Fixed bug in emulation of assignment to a volatile bit-field (#395).
The clightgen tool
Move the $ notation for Clight identifiers to scope clight_scope and submodule ClightNotations, to avoid clashes with Ltac2's use of $ (#392).
Coq development
Compatibility with Coq 8.12.2, 8.13.0, 8.13.1, 8.13.2.
Compatibility with Menhir 20210419 and up.
Oldest Coq version supported is now 8.9.0.
Use the lia tactic instead of omega.
Updated the Flocq library to version 3.4.0.
Licensing and distribution
Dual-licensed source files are now distributed under the LGPL version 2.1 (plus the Inria non-commercial license) instead of the GPL version 2 (plus the Inria non-commercial license).