Hello.
I have built sysrooted gcc (4.7 and 4.8) understanding Ada, C, C++,
etc, statically linked with musl libc and with musl in the sysroot. It
is for x86_64 architecture. It is convenient to be able to copy it to
any Linux distro and run it right away, even on machines on which I have
not the root priviledge.
My problem is that, when passing the -static argument to gnatmake
(which is also the default, I think), the resulting file is still
dynamically linked with the libc. I understand that this feature has
been introduced because the Gnu libc has an incomplete static version --
at least part of the networking is missing. But this restriction does
not exist in musl. It should be possible to turn this feature off when
using musl, but I can't find which place of the source of gnatmake I
need to patch. Would you be kind enough to point me to the right place?
Thanks.
Didier Kryn
Laboratoire APC, Universite Paris-Diderot
http://www.apc.univ-paris7.fr/
PS. It is currently possible to achieve full static linking from
gnatlink, but not from gnatmake.
