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| # 05:23:15 | Trel | One more crosstools question for now. What config option will override the 'unknown' part? I'm having the hardest time figuring that out. |
| # 07:51:00 | zagura | CT_TARGET_VENDOR |
| # 14:44:30 | Trel | Graci |
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| # 17:32:49 | milkylainen | binutils 2.42. |
| # 18:25:38 | Trel | I think I missed a line or two there. |
| # 18:31:46 | plujon | A couple weeks ago, I asked about cross-compiling against older glibc. The advice I got was to statically link instead, and c.p. said older glib's are not supported because there tends to be too many issues with them. I wondered whether dlopen() could be used in a static executable. I finally tried it, and dlopen only works from a static executable if the glibc version used in the target library is the same as the one the host |
| # 18:31:46 | plujon | executable was statically linked against. And a static musl executable does not support dlopen(). |
| # 18:32:53 | plujon | So, I think I'm going to try and build an older glibc, and a toolchain to target it, not for the sake of running it, but so that I can link against it. |
| # 18:33:21 | plujon | Er, that is, I'll run the toolchain, just not the older glibc. |
| # 18:37:37 | milkylainen | Trel: ? |
| # 18:38:51 | milkylainen | plujon: Yeah. Using dlopen from a static was outside my knowledge. I think I guessed "no"? Or can't count on it. |
| # 18:39:34 | plujon | You guessed correctly (mostly, with the one caveat). |
| # 19:05:22 | Trel | milkylainen: was there anything said in the 2-3 hours between me saying 'graci' and you saying 'binutils 2.42'? |
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| # 19:27:49 | milkylainen | Trel: nothing. It was just a comment regarding that binutils 2.42 is out. |
| # 19:30:06 | Trel | Ah I didn't know the current version to know that was a new one without context. I thought it was an answer to someone and I missed the question somehow. |
| # 19:30:21 | Trel | (without seeing a dc) |