`linuxstatic` binaries of v3.2.4 are defective

linuxstatic binaries of v3.2.4 are defective.

The newer GCC compiler is smarter. It figures out that BAKERY placeholder is not actually used and omit it. However, pkg does need the placeholder to override the launch arguments of Node.js.

volatile char* BAKERY = (volatile char*) "\0// BAKERY // BAKERY " \
  "// BAKERY // BAKERY // BAKERY // BAKERY // BAKERY // BAKERY " \
  "// BAKERY // BAKERY // BAKERY // BAKERY // BAKERY // BAKERY " \
  "// BAKERY // BAKERY // BAKERY // BAKERY // BAKERY // BAKERY ";
...
  char* bakery = (char*) BAKERY;
  while (true) {
    size_t width = strlen2(bakery);
    if (width == 0) break;
    nargv[c++] = bakery;
    bakery += width + 1;
  }
...

I am honestly surprised by the fact that the compiler can figure that out at compile-time.

This is a repeat of the earlier issue with Clang (#199). For GCC, only static binaries are affected by this issue.

[jesec]

@leerob When you have time, please publish 3.2.5 to npm. Thanks!

[Niek]

I have to agree with @robertsLando - if this was about some feature request I would understand. But this issue is about broken packages that are unfixed for 3 weeks even though the fix is available.