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Add static compilation support #589

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Confirmed that it works on nixos

@supercoolspy supercoolspy marked this pull request as ready for review October 8, 2024 19:28
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bash-5.2# nix-shell -p gcc glibc.static glibc

[nix-shell:/]# echo -e '#include <stdio.h>\nint main() { puts("hello world"); }' > test.c

[nix-shell:/]# gcc test.c

[nix-shell:/]# ./a.out
Segmentation fault (core dumped)

[nix-shell:/]# gcc -static test.c

[nix-shell:/]# ./a.out
hello world

It seems like this causes non-static builds to not work?

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bash-5.2# nix-shell -p gcc glibc glibc.static

[nix-shell:/]# gcc -static test.c

[nix-shell:/]# ./a.out
hello world

[nix-shell:/]# gcc test.c

[nix-shell:/]# ./a.out
hello world

Hmmm interestingly, swapping the order fixes it. Saw someone talking about that here.

Can you move static to core next to the current glibc and make sure we get the order right?

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