Update manylinux2010 policy with CentOS6-i686#194
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Oh there is an existing PR #141 trying to do the same thing. I'll close this once the PR is merged. |
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It seems that
manylinux2010lacks symbols for 32-bit CentOS 6 . Runningcalculate_symbol_versions.pywith docker image i386/centos:6 shows:To cover CentOS-6 i686 properly, I merged this result to manylinux2010 in
policy.json. Actually it shows differences onGLIBCandGCCbut I updatedGLIBConly because GCC 4.5.0 seems a bit strange.From glibc source, i386 and x86_64 has a different version for the same function.
openfunction, for example,GLIBC_2.0is assigned on i386 butGLIBC_2.2.5is on x86_64.As a double-check, I also ran
readelf -Ws libgcc_s.so.1 | grep @@ | sed -En 's/(.*)@@(.*)/\2/p' | sort -ucommand on both CentOS6 32bits and 64bits to display all version symbols.