On Fri, 13 Nov 2015, Maciej W. Rozycki wrote: > This change relies on <https://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/7491081/> to > work correctly for dynamic binaries, otherwise an opposite-mode > interpreter will be incorrectly accepted, and worse yet enforce any > additional shared binaries to have their NaN mode opposite to that of the > main binary. This will normally only happen for broken installations or > incorrectly built binaries where PT_INTERP points to the wrong dynamic > linker though. Static binaries are unaffected. Ralf, I see that patch has now been applied, commit b582ef5c, and no concerns have been raised as to the changes considered here so you can give this series a go-ahead at your earliest convenience. Unless someone chimes in at the last minute, that is. I'll be rather happy if you can push it through in time for 4.4 so that a corresponding change required for glibc to define the earliest Linux version to enable 2008-NaN support from can make it to the 2.23 release, scheduled for late Jan to early Feb 2016 according to the usual practice (see <http://www.gnu.org/software/libc/libc.html> for the release timeline). A slushy freeze period is likely to start from Jan 1st for the glibc code base, but a change to set the minimum Linux version only for a feature already included is surely going to be acceptable even then. Maciej
