Wesley MooreI have committed crimes against Chimera Linux.
nina@q66 everything is still built with the llvm tools except glibc. That means gcc is added to the bootstrap chain. The base install here doesn't depend on libgcc, though it is available in a gcc sub-package for binary compatibility. Does that answer the question? I've mostly muddled my way through to this point, so I may have missed a detail.
@wezm well glibc *needs* presence of libgcc_s to do stack unwinding besides other things (that's why glibc doesn't really work for static linking) and it will break pretty badly and randomly if it doesn't have it
@q66 urgh it dlopens it. Thanks for the info. With that I was able to find this post, which helped explain some things too. Guess I'll have to add a depends = ["gcc-libs"] to glibc, and it will always be present. https://maskray.me/blog/2022-05-29-glibc#libgcc_s.so.1-and-stack-unwinding