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If you build for the host architecture you can completely disable ifunc without losing anything. In Gentoo it is common to build with -march=native, and disabli
by afh1 3y ago
If you build for the host architecture you can completely disable ifunc without losing anything. In Gentoo it is common to build with -march=native, and disabling ifunc is as simple as setting -multiarch in glibc's USE flags. I've seen no negative impact from it.
- markhahn 3y agogoodie! more, and less-controlled build environments to compromise, what could possibly go wrong?