Ken Moffat wrote:
On Fri, Mar 13, 2015 at 05:39:39PM +0000, Ken Moffat wrote:
On Fri, Mar 13, 2015 at 11:17:06AM -0500, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
When I restored libc_nonshared.a, I did not get any failures.
My build is still going on (a resarted gcc stopped shortly after I
went to bed), so it is a bit too soon for me to report my current
status. But I have reluctantly concluded that libc_nonshared.a is
needed as a general static lib : zlib could not link libz.a without
it, and then a configure test to see if the C compiler was working
failed without it.
Gcc (libatomic/) also needs the nonshare pthread lib, so I have
reinstated that too for the rest of my build.
Completed (well, got to the end of chapter 6, which is as far as it
is going). For my next run, I will have to take a deep look at acl
and libcap - still getting a static lib from each of them. I will
also try adding --disable-static to binutils and gcc : seems quicker
to try it than to do research :)
Meanwhile, I accidentally overwrote my binutils test log. Apart
from that, all the tests apart from in libtool were as expected.
For libtool, the same 3 new failures in tests 70, 117, 170. My
script says that the last time I tried --disable-static in libtool
it broke the testsuite, so I'll reinstate static libltdl for that
build.
I have spent the afternoon figuring out the minimal set of static libraries
needed to get all the tests for binutils to pass. What I have is:
libc.a (7)
libc_nonshared.a (many)
libdl.a (7)
libm.a (2) (LTO)
libz.a (7)
The numbers above indicate the number of tests that fail if only that library is
removed. I did this in the chroot environment at Section 6.13.
-- Bruce
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