[2026-08-13T01:56:51Z] <raytc3> can someone confirm if  the latest firefox in kiss extra builds
[2026-08-13T04:52:04Z] <raytc3> sorry for bothering it was my local rust installation that was messing up with the build
[2026-08-13T16:23:37Z] <Vova> hello
[2026-08-13T16:23:50Z] <Vova> why isn't GCC built with any sanitizers?
[2026-08-13T16:24:13Z] <Vova> is it by choice to keep the GCC package as light as possible?
[2026-08-13T16:27:57Z] <sad_plan> to keep it as light as possible I assume
[2026-08-13T16:44:20Z] <Vova> if I make a PR to add the sanitizers will it be accepted or not?
[2026-08-13T16:46:22Z] <Vova> also, valgrind is shit, it still doesn't support AVX512F, so either I rebuild musl without AVX512F or I do a chroot, the sanitizers seem to be more powerful than valgrind, hence why I'm asking about them
[2026-08-13T16:53:42Z] <sad_plan> I dont see why not, but i dont own the repos. theres also gdb if you want something else. its pretty powerfull, but the sanitizer should probably in most instances suffice
[2026-08-13T17:01:40Z] <Vova> in the same vein, could be a good idea to also build clang-extra-tools inside llvm, as you'll have to rebuild clang to build the clang-extra-tools if you create your own package anyway
[2026-08-13T18:56:22Z] <sad_plan> llvm was pacakged in exacly the same mannger here. theres an argument to be made here though; feel free to package this in your own repo if you need anything specific :P
[2026-08-13T20:08:43Z] <Vova> my goal is to make the whole repo/core repo/extra repo/Wayland libs providing static version of their libs
[2026-08-13T20:09:07Z] <Vova> GCC providing sanitizers would be cool but idk if it fits the repo git
[2026-08-13T20:10:14Z] <Vova> providing static version of their libs beside mesa and llvm, as mesa statically linked is kind of hazardous, and building libLLVM.a is hell
[2026-08-13T22:13:57Z] <sad_plan> mesa will static link more or less just fine, atleast with muon afaik. derive guys did it a while back. static llvm should be that atrocious either really. derive uses clang/llvm too, and its all statically linked
[2026-08-13T22:14:39Z] <sad_plan> mesa however is often not really worth it, because those pacakges that depend on mesa can be quite big..
[2026-08-13T22:15:22Z] <sad_plan> might wanna look into systems like oasis or derive. I use oasis, and use conty for everything else. which does let me have a complete static system
[2026-08-13T22:17:30Z] <sad_plan> s/shoul/shouldnt/
[2026-08-13T23:27:05Z] <shrub900> mesa for all intents and purposes is not statically linkable
[2026-08-13T23:27:15Z] <shrub900> it needs extensive patches and all software that links it needs extensive patches
[2026-08-13T23:27:26Z] <shrub900> it's not worth it in the slightest, dynamic link it or don't use it