Glibc 2.3.1 has been released, but I'm not yet updating our package to it. My thought was that I'll wait until after the weekend (It's Thanksgiving this weekend, so that's Monday night) and do the update, as well as a CVS pull. Hopefully more of the HPPA patches will be in and so will the MIPS one.
I will hopefully be hacking some of our build code, though. Cross-compile cases seem to be broken right now, which limits my ability to test hurd-i386. Also that might give me a chance to fix the error report I saw about installing libc6-686.
I also want to fix it so that we can build packages right from the CVS directory.
Are there other build related things that people want to see hacked on?
That was quick.
I have glibc 2.3 packaged on freebsd-i386 now, although it has some quite large patches. I'll make a diff for the debian build scripts.
The major change is that the package should be libc1 on freebsd-i386. This is because glibc upstream decided that soname should be 1. (Recent native libc is .4 or .5.) There are also a couple cases where I alter linux vs. hurd tests in debian/rules. (e.g. ifeq gnu to ifneq linux.)
---Nathan
