Re: rpmlint: library-not-linked-against-libc (parts of Python stdlib, after gcc 9)

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Hello, Florian,

I don't see any problem in this.
Even if an extension function receives a pointer to a local variable,
it should be fine as long as the variable is up the stack. Should it be
downwards, it is undefined behavior anyways, linked or not.
Maybe I have just misunderstood, can you please come up with a specific
scenario, even better an example, where the problem occurs?

Thank you,
Marcel Plch
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