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GLIBC_PRIVATE shows up when i do an nm --dynamic against libpthread-0.9.so on my target RH73 platform.
but it doesnt show up when i do an nm --dynamic against the libpthread-0.9.so that i built with crosstool (gcc-3.2.3-glibc-2.2.5).
what is this thing, why is it there, and could/should/how-would i generate this symbol in my own glibc build?
Maybe a different binutils was used to build the two libpthread libraries; I imagine that could have an effect.
It might be helpful if you could describe what problem this causes you. Who knows, maybe it's a benign change? - Dan
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