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Move build to Ubuntu 14.04 and GCC 7.2. To be able to run on the same distributions as before we need to have the same GLIBC version dependency as in Ubuntu 12.04, which is 2.15. For that we need to remove all usages of GLIBC features from 2.16 and above. Currently there are three methods used, so they're wrapped in a separate static library, linux_glibc_wraps. It is a separate library because it must be compiled without '-flto' flag, otherwise the inline __asm__ is not working and we get unresolved symbols.
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# This file is part of Telegram Desktop,
Use single LEGAL file with license and copyright.
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# the official desktop application for the Telegram messaging service.
Move build to Ubuntu 14.04 and GCC 7.2. To be able to run on the same distributions as before we need to have the same GLIBC version dependency as in Ubuntu 12.04, which is 2.15. For that we need to remove all usages of GLIBC features from 2.16 and above. Currently there are three methods used, so they're wrapped in a separate static library, linux_glibc_wraps. It is a separate library because it must be compiled without '-flto' flag, otherwise the inline __asm__ is not working and we get unresolved symbols.
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#
Use single LEGAL file with license and copyright.
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# For license and copyright information please follow this link:
# https://github.com/telegramdesktop/tdesktop/blob/master/LEGAL
Move build to Ubuntu 14.04 and GCC 7.2. To be able to run on the same distributions as before we need to have the same GLIBC version dependency as in Ubuntu 12.04, which is 2.15. For that we need to remove all usages of GLIBC features from 2.16 and above. Currently there are three methods used, so they're wrapped in a separate static library, linux_glibc_wraps. It is a separate library because it must be compiled without '-flto' flag, otherwise the inline __asm__ is not working and we get unresolved symbols.
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{
'includes': [
Fix folder structure for Xcode build.
2019-09-18 06:56:01 +00:00
'helpers/common/common.gypi',
Move build to Ubuntu 14.04 and GCC 7.2. To be able to run on the same distributions as before we need to have the same GLIBC version dependency as in Ubuntu 12.04, which is 2.15. For that we need to remove all usages of GLIBC features from 2.16 and above. Currently there are three methods used, so they're wrapped in a separate static library, linux_glibc_wraps. It is a separate library because it must be compiled without '-flto' flag, otherwise the inline __asm__ is not working and we get unresolved symbols.
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],
'targets': [{
'target_name': 'linux_glibc_wraps',
'type': 'static_library',
'sources': [
Fix folder structure for Xcode build.
2019-09-18 06:56:01 +00:00
'<(src_loc)/platform/linux/linux_glibc_wraps.c',
Move build to Ubuntu 14.04 and GCC 7.2. To be able to run on the same distributions as before we need to have the same GLIBC version dependency as in Ubuntu 12.04, which is 2.15. For that we need to remove all usages of GLIBC features from 2.16 and above. Currently there are three methods used, so they're wrapped in a separate static library, linux_glibc_wraps. It is a separate library because it must be compiled without '-flto' flag, otherwise the inline __asm__ is not working and we get unresolved symbols.
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],
Fix wrong uname flag used This is required because uname -p actually returns "unknown" for some hardware. The uname help documents this by stating that -p is non-portable. The -m flag is the one to use.
2018-03-14 05:19:24 +00:00
'conditions': [[ '"<!(uname -m)" == "x86_64" or "<!(uname -m)" == "aarch64"', {
Move build to Ubuntu 14.04 and GCC 7.2. To be able to run on the same distributions as before we need to have the same GLIBC version dependency as in Ubuntu 12.04, which is 2.15. For that we need to remove all usages of GLIBC features from 2.16 and above. Currently there are three methods used, so they're wrapped in a separate static library, linux_glibc_wraps. It is a separate library because it must be compiled without '-flto' flag, otherwise the inline __asm__ is not working and we get unresolved symbols.
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'sources': [
Fix folder structure for Xcode build.
2019-09-18 06:56:01 +00:00
'<(src_loc)/platform/linux/linux_glibc_wraps_64.c',
Move build to Ubuntu 14.04 and GCC 7.2. To be able to run on the same distributions as before we need to have the same GLIBC version dependency as in Ubuntu 12.04, which is 2.15. For that we need to remove all usages of GLIBC features from 2.16 and above. Currently there are three methods used, so they're wrapped in a separate static library, linux_glibc_wraps. It is a separate library because it must be compiled without '-flto' flag, otherwise the inline __asm__ is not working and we get unresolved symbols.
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],
}, {
'sources': [
Fix folder structure for Xcode build.
2019-09-18 06:56:01 +00:00
'<(src_loc)/platform/linux/linux_glibc_wraps_32.c',
Move build to Ubuntu 14.04 and GCC 7.2. To be able to run on the same distributions as before we need to have the same GLIBC version dependency as in Ubuntu 12.04, which is 2.15. For that we need to remove all usages of GLIBC features from 2.16 and above. Currently there are three methods used, so they're wrapped in a separate static library, linux_glibc_wraps. It is a separate library because it must be compiled without '-flto' flag, otherwise the inline __asm__ is not working and we get unresolved symbols.
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],
}]],
}],
}