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Why would you ever want to do that? It's a weird GNU extension, I've personally never seen it used in real code. I'm really curious.
by jcalvinowens 3y ago
Why would you ever want to do that? It's a weird GNU extension, I've personally never seen it used in real code. I'm really curious.
- woodruffw 3y agoI don't ever want to do it. I'm worried that code I rely on will do it, and I'll end up building (or running) binaries that are missing basic security mitigations.
- jcalvinowens 3y agoYou can always build with clang, it doesn't support this feature. A desire to support clang is ubiquitous enough nowadays that weird stuff like this is getting ripped out of most active open source projects.