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Is it possible to use dotnet script publish to create a statically linked EXE (single binary)? Being able to do this golang style for a CSX file would be killer. Something like punting to CoreRT maybe…
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### Troubleshooting docs
- [X] My problem is not solved in the Troubleshooting docs
### Anaconda default channels
- [X] I do NOT use the Anaconda default channels (pkgs/* etc.)
### How did you ins…
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Rust binaries can statically link to native libraries generated by build scripts. These libraries should be included in the SBOM.
`cargo build` JSON messages can show what libraries are linked (via…
tofay updated
7 months ago
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Currently ET_DYN is used both for
static and shared linking. But for
static linking we could probably use
ET_EXEC instead. It may even be
non-pie, relocated to 0x400000,
where we have a reserve f…
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### nixos moment
on NixOS, awtfdb does not work out of the box because library paths are hard-coded.
currently I can use autoPatchelfHook to fix this just fine, but the hope is that eventually i c…
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Stack currently uses a GitHub workflow and a self-hosted runner to build a statically-linked Stack for Linux/AArch64.
Historically, the runner has been provided by FP Complete. It provides Ubuntu 2…
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I'm attempting to install the `photon` CLI only in an Alpine Linux Docker container to use in Concourse pipelines (ideal due to its tiny size).
Getting the binary from here `wget https://github.com/…
RamXX updated
8 years ago
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As stated in the title, when compiling for x86 android target, there are these symbols exported in the compiled binary:
```
U __atomic_fetch_or_8
U __atomic_is_lock_free
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Apparently, libstdc++ now requires `_dl_find_object`, which was added in glibc 2.35. The .so I tried to run polyfill-glibc is statically linked with libstdc++ (because, as you know, libstdc++ is also …