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> since you can't statically link glibc due to licensing issues Sure I can. Maybe YOU can't, due to the license you have chosen, but just say so.
by progbits 3y ago
> since you can't statically link glibc due to licensing issues
Sure I can. Maybe YOU can't, due to the license you have chosen, but just say so.
- bunga-bunga 3y agoThat's pedantic. That's exactly what they wrote: due to licensing issues. "You" here is a generic pronoun, not "you, reader"
- masklinn 3y agoNot only that, but beyond the licensing issues it's really not supported by glibc itself because glibc will dlopen NSS and iconv, which link to libc, which leads to glibc being dynamically linked anyway except now you have two copies of it, which can play havoc on shared resources (like standard streams). It's an issue from a licensing point of view, but it's also a rather poor idea from a technical point of view.
- mike_hock 3y ago> but it's also a rather poor idea from a technical point of view on glibc's part.