Rich Felker c9d96aeae7 work around gcc libstdc++ time64 incompatibility ... with the default --enable-libstdcxx-time, libstdc++'s configure probes for the existence of a clock_gettime syscall and sets up the time API implementation to make direct syscalls, presumably as a workaround for old glibc tucking away the clock_gettime function in librt, which in turn depends on libpthread. this breaks since struct timespec does not match the syscall's interface on 32-bit archs. passing --enable-libstdcxx-time=rt forces different configure paths that correctly use the public clock_gettime function and librt if needed. this issue should be patched in gcc rather than worked around via configure options, but I'd rather wait to patch until I understand how to fix it correctly and produce a patch that's acceptable to upstream and distros.		2020-01-19 12:40:04 -05:00
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Makefile	work around gcc libstdc++ time64 incompatibility	2020-01-19 12:40:04 -05:00