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ENH move to glibc 2.17 (aka cos7)

See original GitHub issue

To do:

stretch goals

  • maybe build gcc from a new gcc-feedstock instead of ct-ng?

other relevant issues

I (@beckermr) am pretty out of my depth here but ready to learn!

old comment from @xhochy

I have packages that require newer glibc features like setns or process_vm_readv. These are not included in the glibc version currently used for building on Linux. Is there a way to use a newer baseline glibc* for a package or impossible until we up the base CentOS version globally?

*I’m aware that the package would run on less systems but that would do it either way.

Issue Analytics

  • State:closed
  • Created 4 years ago
  • Comments:61 (55 by maintainers)

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beckermrcommented, Jul 26, 2020

Ok everyone. The compilers with cos7 are live. The docs pr is up to.

If anyone here wants to try them out, that’d be great!

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beckermrcommented, Jul 31, 2020

OK. cos7 is done and fully shipped. I know of no more PRs that need to be made. A few need to be merged, but they are not essential. Closing!

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