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| # 11:16:04 | esbenh | undefined reference to `__nldbl___sprintf_chk' |
| # 11:16:26 | esbenh | did something change with regards to WIDE_CHAR_DEVICE_IO in recent ct-ng releases that cause this for ppc? |
| # 12:33:18 | esbenh | forget it, it was a mixup of different compilers... |
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| # 20:39:40 | y_morin | kos_tom: ping? http://crosstool-ng.org/hg/crosstool-ng/rev/bd2529ef6665 |
| # 20:40:10 | y_morin | kos_tom: unfortunately, I was not able to statically link against libpython. So far... |
| # 21:54:24 | y_morin | ccct, ccole: ping? I have a workaround here about the glibc loop-of-death on Ubuntu. It;s ugly, but works (so far!). |
| # 21:54:56 | y_morin | ccct, ccole: I will try to find a proper way to carft this definitely in the scripts, but it may take a day or two... |
| # 21:55:27 | y_morin | ccole:, ccole: the fix is trivially easy: I just unset CONFIG_SHELL prior to calling glibc's ./configure, and it seems to work. |
| # 21:55:38 | y_morin | Hmmm. Damn autocomplete, again... |
| # 21:55:45 | y_morin | ccct: See above. |
| # 21:56:38 | y_morin | ccct, ccole: Unfortunately, it then breaks on the final libc for the exact same reason, so the workaround here is also trivial: unset CONFIG_SHELL for the time being... |
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