TCC uses the deprecated glibc function __malloc_hook internally. This function was marked deprecated for some years now (since glibc version 2.14), but has finally been removed from glibc in version 2.34, meaning TCC now fails to compile on systems already using this version.
Possible solutions:
1) Use TCC from a maintained fork, such as https://repo.or.cz/w/tinycc.git
2) Patch TCC before compilation to disable the problematic code parts
Both solutions have their problems:
1) All maintained forks have not had a stable release since 2017, so some commit would have to be picked quite arbitrarily
2) Adds more hackery to the already less-than-optimal compile process of TCC
I have tested both solutions and they seem to work unchanged from the original.
TCC uses the deprecated
glibcfunction__malloc_hookinternally. This function was marked deprecated for some years now (sinceglibcversion 2.14), but has finally been removed fromglibcin version 2.34, meaning TCC now fails to compile on systems already using this version.Possible solutions: 1) Use TCC from a maintained fork, such as https://repo.or.cz/w/tinycc.git 2) Patch TCC before compilation to disable the problematic code parts
Both solutions have their problems: 1) All maintained forks have not had a stable release since 2017, so some commit would have to be picked quite arbitrarily 2) Adds more hackery to the already less-than-optimal compile process of TCC
I have tested both solutions and they seem to work unchanged from the original.