RISC-V: use PC-relative addressing instead of absolute addressing#550
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This should support the "medium any" code model, where executables can be loaded at addresses above 2Gb. It might also reduce the number of link-time relocations. Also: use `lla` (load local address -> auipc/addi) instead of `la` for all local symbols, in preparation for better PIC support.
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This should support the "medium any" code model, where executables can be loaded at addresses above 2Gb. It might also reduce the number of link-time relocations.