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In order to seamlessly run in as many Linux environments as possible, compiler toolchain binaries should have as little dynamic linking as possible.
clang recently got rid of the libtinfo5 dependency. lld still requires to find libxml on the system to run.
This especially leads to problems where a hermetic build environment is expected, like in Bazel build runners.
Would it be possible to get rid of this library or statically link against it (as libxml2 seems to be MIT licensed this shouldn't be a problem, right)?
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In order to seamlessly run in as many Linux environments as possible, compiler toolchain binaries should have as little dynamic linking as possible.
clang
recently got rid of thelibtinfo5
dependency.lld
still requires to findlibxml
on the system to run.This especially leads to problems where a hermetic build environment is expected, like in Bazel build runners.
Would it be possible to get rid of this library or statically link against it (as libxml2 seems to be MIT licensed this shouldn't be a problem, right)?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: