[clang] Default x86-64's medium code model -mlarge-data-threshold to 65535 #67506
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This matches gcc.
This means that by default, under x86-64's medium code model we treat globals < 2^16 bytes as "small data" and globals >= 2^16 bytes as "large data".
The previous clang behavior of treating all data as "large data" can be set with
-mlarge-data-threshold=0
.See https://discourse.llvm.org/t/rfc-matching-gccs-mlarge-data-threshold-for-x86-64s-medium-code-model/73727.