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Gustavo Zacarias, in a couple of messages wrote: |
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> In theory you can use hardened without a profile, but it's |
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> usually tricky. In the SPARC case last time we tried it |
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> required the "boundschecking" USE flag on (gcc uses it so you |
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> need to rebuild). |
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> Hello, "boundschecking", hello... you are not reading the |
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> thread in its complete form... |
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> /--------/ |
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You know, it wasn't clear to me before, but having just gone |
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through the rebuild, it's now clear: |
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__gcc__ requires a rebuild with boundschecking. |
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Sorry if I've mitched and boaned trying to get this to work. |
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Anyhow, I updated /etc/make.conf with boundschecking as hardened |
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already existed, and re-ran: |
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emerge --newuse glibc |
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which rebuild gcc and glibc in a nice pair. |
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So I've successfully build glibc 3.4.5. Phew! |
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I've only I'd figured out earlier about the gcc rebuild.. D'oh! |
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Thanks again. |
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