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On 2019-03-31, William Hubbs <williamh@g.o> wrote: |
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> I would say you are left with two options. You can either file a bug |
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> against the third party library and ask them to make the changes |
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> (maybe providing patches) or the harder option would be to migrate |
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> away from that library. Ideally, convincing the third part library |
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> authors to make those changes would be best because it would benefit |
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> all of their consumers. |
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The easy option is to use (unstable) gcc 7.3.0-r6. It biulds with |
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glibc-2.28, and it will cleanly compile the library. [This is what |
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I'm doing.] |
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What I was asking about was whether it would be appropriate to file a |
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Gentoo bug against the gcc 7.3.0-r3 (stable) ebuild because it won't |
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build with the current stable glibc. |
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I'm sure the library will build with gcc-8 in the near future, but I |
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need to build it now. :) |
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Grant |
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