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cross/arm: bump glibc to 2.16 #123
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binaries built using the glibc-2.14 based toolchain segfaulted vhen executed on ARM hardware (see issue linked below) due to a glibc bug. Bumping the glibc version fixes the issue. fixes rust-lang/rust#35843
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binaries built using the glibc-2.14 based toolchain segfaulted vhen
executed on ARM hardware (see issue linked below) due to a glibc bug.
Bumping the glibc version fixes the issue.
fixes rust-lang/rust#35843
r? @alexcrichton
I've tested that the glibc-2.16 based toolchain produces good binaries for the armv7 target. I also tried to build a glibc-2.15 based toolchain but crosstool-ng failed to build/compile it.