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Hi, Arch-glibc compile farmer!
I want to know the configure setting had compiled glibc-2.4.
That's all.
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PKGBUILD in arch's cvs :
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Thanks for the link.
../configure --prefix=/usr
--enable-add-ons=nptl,libidn --without-cvs
--enable-kernel=2.6.6 --disable-profile
--with-headers=/usr/include
--enable-bind-now --with-tls --with-__thread
so it(--enable-stackguard-randomization) seems disabled by default..
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You sure about that? I was pretty sure that SSP was default for 4.1.x.
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You sure about that? I was pretty sure that SSP was default for 4.1.x.
;-) SSP isn't SGR
in glibc-2.4 source dir
./configure --prefix=/usr --help
...--enable-stackguard-randomization
initialize __stack_chk_guard canary with a random
number at program start...
so i can't guess whether it is enabled by default or not. no sign is there.
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Grr. This is annoying.
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Why not enbale it by default and put other one in thte AUR?
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may be 2 imaginary situations that i can guess.
1. performance loss
2. incompatibility
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No... The reason is that you have to recompile *EVERYTHING* in order to get the effects of a change in GCC. This is the compiler, not the C runtime library, and any change in it will not take effect in other applications until those applications are compiled with the new version. Recompiling everything with SGR would require another gigantic upgrade from Testing, so it's not going to happen for a while, if ever.
(Remember, compiling takes time. Lots of time. And you have to watch out for bugs... And patch things... And take care not to miss anything... Basically, there's no such thing as "just recompiling everything".)
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