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<a href="https://gitlab.com/fweimer-rh">Florian Weimer</a>

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<p dir="auto">If you have a compelling use case, the <code>PT_INTERP</code> hack could still be the way to go. I see you use an ELF constructor. I haven't checked how essential it is for the library operation (and that of its reverse dependencies). I recall that explicit initialization was once needed to get the base64 converts to work …</p>

<p dir="auto">With the <code>write</code> change, the glibc side should be <em>fairly</em> solid, the only remaining issue is the lack of ELF constructor execution.</p>

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