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It's the same design space. If glibc has ended up with 13 versions for x64, the kernel probably has a similar number. It's an argument by analogy for how much o
by JonChesterfield 3y ago
It's the same design space. If glibc has ended up with 13 versions for x64, the kernel probably has a similar number. It's an argument by analogy for how much of an annoyance this is.
- saagarjha 3y agoNo, because the kernel has particular code size and ISA restrictions.