Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #58935, comment 13


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Oct 8, 2019, 1:15:45 AM (5 years ago)
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Ionic (Mihai Moldovan)
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  • Ticket #58935, comment 13

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    15 This outcome makes sense. the `x86_64` architecture does not have any functions with the `$UNIX2003` tag. If I understand all of that correctly, the `x86_64` architecture was directly UNIX-certified and thus doesn't have any `$UNIX2003` functions. The `i386` architecture on the other hand wasn't certified and hence needs compatibility symbols that implement the functionality as mandated by SUS, since the "default implementation" is an Apple-specific, non-SUS-compliant one.
     15This outcome makes sense. The `x86_64` architecture does not have any functions with the `$UNIX2003` tag. If I understand all of that correctly, the `x86_64` architecture was directly UNIX-certified and thus doesn't have any `$UNIX2003` functions. The `i386` architecture on the other hand wasn't certified and hence needs compatibility symbols that implement the functionality as mandated by SUS, since the "default implementation" is an Apple-specific, non-SUS-compliant one.
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    1717The good part is that I can just filter out variants for architectures that don't support them.