Sunagatov Denis

The compilation is deterministic, so it is not random. All of the files in the project are type checked in topological order. Within a single package, the files are sorted...

@karl-zylinski you don't seem to be using `when` blocks so maybe this deserves to be its own separate issue?

Identified the source of the issue. * `base/runtime/core.odin:755`: Initializes the default temp allocator as a reference to `global_default_temp_allocator_data`. * `base/runtime/core_builtin.odin:52`: This variable is thread local, meaning it's accessed via the...

I'll proceed with working on solidifying the stance on the thread locals in Linux w/o libc. I think this should be the correct set of changes: 1. Adding an error...

Have you perhaps forgotten to build Odin? ``` $ git checkout master $ git pull $ ./build_odin.sh release $ odin run examples/bug -no-crt -no-thread-local -default-to-nil-allocator lorem ipsum ``` When ran...

> `lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2` It is involved because you are running an executable. This. so file the dynamic loader, i. e. the thing that is launched by the kernel directly when you...

> So for testing I made the following change > [...] > This might all be totally bogus though. Yes, and I would not recommend running your executables without a...

> bfd removes the dynamic linker It removes the `.interp` section, your program might still be running through a dynamic linker. You may not be able to catch its execution...

How did you get glibc on your alpine setup?

`starti` doesn't skip execution of the dynamic linker iirc. Also yeah I got confused, I thought you were the OP haha