THERE IS NO STANDARD, AGREED ON, RFC'd or EVEN BEHAVIORALLY DOCUMENTED ABI FOR MUSL TO FOLLOW! It's not Musl's fault that Glibc has an undocumented, badly desi

THERE IS NO STANDARD, AGREED ON, RFC'd or EVEN BEHAVIORALLY DOCUMENTED ABI FOR MUSL TO FOLLOW! It's not Musl's fault that Glibc has an undocumented, badly designed, tightly coupled implementation. It's not Musl's fault when they decide to not follow Glibc's design which they have to reverse engineer and rewrite from scratch. Then Glibc can break it in a future version anyway. They give 0 guarantees and have a track record of breaking things. Sorry but I feel like you're trying to excuse Glibc out of their terrible design. Glibc didn't ask anybody for standardization. Glibc didn't document their behavior. Musl doesn't need to follow any undocumented behavior. Musl has its own implementation of thread_local variable and it works only for Musl dynamic binaries (which you cannot load with Glibc's ld-linux.so either). You need to tell your compiler to generate code that Musl prefers not Glibc. So effectively we have two ABIs. There is no standard and any design that tightly couples the system binary loader to the C standard library is just extremely terrible design. Both Musl and Glibc do it. Both of them are terrible. Glibc was first and it set the horrible, binary hostile behavior "have no standards, trust Glibc, and recompile your programs again" as the "standard". The entire Linux userspace depends on Glibc's terrible design. Due to Hyrum's Law, the exact needs of the complex and emergent behavior can only be surfaced via making a better designed, completely independent system loader and a completely independent libc and then fixing the entire tens of thousands of userspace libraries in the upcoming decades. It is just Sisyphean work to fix Linux userspace. There is no simple "let libc-X obey the standard S" solution. There is no standard. Linux Standard Base project tried to set a standard. It failed. I'll won't further discuss this with you. Maybe you have good intentions, maybe you're playing dumb. I'm not sure anymore. If you're the former, I'm not going to deliver every single bit of information. I provided enough resources and you can learn.