[lld][ELF] Fix gc-sections-print.s failure in read-only directories #2
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If ld.lld is invoked without the `-o` option, it defaults to writing its output to `a.out` in the current directory. This can cause 'Permission denied' errors if a test is executed in a directory without write permissions, as can happen in some build environments. Add `-o %t2` to this command, consistent with other commands in the same test file, to prevent this failure by ensuring ld.lld writes to a temporary file instead of `a.out`.
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Need this as `mlir/dialects/transform/smt.py` imports it: ```py from .._transform_smt_extension_ops_gen import * from .._transform_smt_extension_ops_gen import _Dialect ```
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If ld.lld is invoked without the
-ooption, it defaults to writing its output toa.outin the current directory. This can cause 'Permission denied' errors if a test is executed in a directory without write permissions, as can happen in some build environments.Add
-o %t2to this command, consistent with other commands in the same test file, to prevent this failure by ensuring ld.lld writes to a temporary file instead ofa.out.