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The libraries for the GCC used to build glibc are packaged under /usr/lrte. This can create all sorts of havoc, especially when the version of the crosstool GCC under /usr/crosstool is different from that of the GCC used to build glibc.
This is one of the issues I ran into when attempting to update the crosstool to GCC 7.3 and clang 6.0.
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The libraries for the GCC used to build glibc are packaged under /usr/lrte. This can create all sorts of havoc, especially when the version of the crosstool GCC under /usr/crosstool is different from that of the GCC used to build glibc.
This is one of the issues I ran into when attempting to update the crosstool to GCC 7.3 and clang 6.0.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: