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Add dynamic-stdc++ #400
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keith
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i think i need diff flag here, in my testing it's still using the static version |
nvm, this does work as long as you have a valid libstdc++.so in the sysroot |
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LGTM modulo naming
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ci fix: #427 |
Depending on your project statically linking libstdc++ from your sysroot might not be viable. For example if you rely on other shared libraries that link the shared version, linking the static version to a binary might result in ODR violations. This new `system-stdc++` sets the compile flags correctly but doesn't force the static version, so the sysroot's shared version will be preferred.
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Depending on your project statically linking libstdc++ from your sysroot
might not be viable. For example if you rely on other shared libraries
that link the shared version, linking the static version to a binary
might result in ODR violations. This new
dynamic-stdc++
sets thecompile flags correctly but doesn't force the static version, so the
sysroot's shared version will be preferred.