Note:
This is part of the agreement to remove historical patches which are not
really needed anymore but also remove architecture specific patches for
target architectures we cannot activiely support at the moment.
Note:
This is part of the agreement to remove historical patches which are not
really needed anymore but also remove architecture specific patches for
target architectures we cannot activiely support at the moment.
Note:
This is part of the agreement to remove historical patches which are not
really needed anymore but also remove architecture specific patches for
target architectures we cannot activiely support at the moment.
We do not support if someone has a gcc 2.x on the build host!
Note:
This is part of the agreement to remove historical patches which are not
really needed anymore but also remove architecture specific patches for
target architectures we cannot activiely support at the moment.
Note:
This is part of the agreement to remove historical patches which are not
really needed anymore but also remove architecture specific patches for
target architectures we cannot activiely support at the moment.
Note:
This is part of the agreement to remove historical patches which are not
really needed anymore but also remove architecture specific patches for
target architectures we cannot activiely support at the moment.
Note:
This is part of the agreement to remove historical patches which are not
really needed anymore but also remove architecture specific patches for
target architectures we cannot activiely support at the moment.
Note:
Thanks to Mr. Drepper the sunrpc interface was removed but third-party
application are still depending on it, thus we are reexporting the RPC
interface.
This patch was made by Andreas Schwab and was taken from fedora/master
branch.
For me it is a mysteria why one person from Redhat is first removing
code from the official glibc release and another one readding parts of
it to a Redhat maintained branch! Thank you Redhat!
Note:
This partially reverts commit cde2856ca0
because I wrongly assumed that the IDN support will be enabled by default,
which is not the case! As of glibc 2.11 only the sources of the glibc
libidn addon are included, but the addon itself is *NOT* enabled by
default. Thus I restored the old behavior besides the part for unpacking
the libidn addon sources.
Note:
We should migrate to a more modular approach here, moving to package
based configuration in '/etc/ld.so.conf.d/$pkg.conf' and including all
dedicated conf files in a generic main 'ld.so.conf' like this:
include /etc/ld.so.conf.d/*.conf
Christian Wiese
Christian Wiese
Aldas Nabazas
Alejandro Mery
Alejandro Mery