Hi Lance,
Lance Spaulding wrote:
I've been working on adding glibc (2.7) to the distribution and have
most things working but am unable to run any pthread applications.
Launching a pthread app results in the following:
libgcc_s.so.1 must be installed for pthread_cancel to work
I'm using the gcc 4.2.1 toolchains from Snapgear but these don't include
the libgcc_s shared library (just a static libgcc.a). The glibc nptl
source is hard-coded to dlopen() this library so I can't try linking to
the static version. Is there some reason these toolchains have to be
built w/o shared libgcc_s?
No, there is no specific reason for that (other than they
have always been generated with a static libgcc).
Can i just rebuild them without the
--disable-shared option or is something more needed?
Yep. You will need to make sure that it the shared libgcc
(libgcc_s) is copied/installed into any system that was
compiled with this new toolchain.
Regards
Greg
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