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That's just because glibc is not designed for static linking. It works, but it doesn't exclude unused code, unlike with other libcs.
by PhilipRoman 9mo ago
That's just because glibc is not designed for static linking. It works, but it doesn't exclude unused code, unlike with other libcs.
- ptspts 9mo agoIt does exclude unused code. But glibc has too many inter-object-file dependencies, so too much code gets used.