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yann@469
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Glibc does not build: asm/page.h not found
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yann@469
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yann@469
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As of linux-2.6.25, asm/page.h is no longer exported.
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yann@538
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This means the glibc up to and including 2.6 will not build against headers
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yann@538
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exported from linux-2.6.25 and up. Starting with glibc-2.6.1, patches are
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yann@538
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available that solves the issue. Switch to at least 2.6.1 if you can, or try
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yann@538
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to backport the fix (should be quite easy).
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yann@472
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yann@472
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yann@472
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dmalloc does not build
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yann@472
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yann@538
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This broken build has been observed for big endian ARM with glibc and NPTL,
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yann@472
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and with i686 with glibc and NPTL.
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yann@472
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yann@472
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This has not been fully investigated yet. There is a name clash with strdup,
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yann@472
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where it is a macro somewhere, and dmalloc tries to re-declare a strdup
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yann@472
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function in dmalloc.h, but the declaration is overwritten with the macro
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yann@472
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expansion, and thus the build is broken.
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yann@472
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yann@472
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The common denominator seems to be NPTL.
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