Daniel Richard G.

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Will be happy to test the changes once they're in, and help finish out \#2 afterward.

By the way, one minor issue I only noticed recently: The `configure.ac` script is using `AX_SPLIT_VERSION`, yet there is no definition of this macro in the tree. This results in...

It's likely that you have an "autoconf-archive" package installed that provides that file in a system directory. (For example, the Debian package has it at `/usr/share/aclocal/ax_split_version.m4`) I'm using a local...

@andrewrk, you may also want to support `$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR` for this. On modern Linux systems, this functions as a sort of private/per-user temp space, and usually exists in a RAM-disk location...

Hi @Ark74, could you elaborate on why ppc64el needs ThinLTO disabled? I can integrate such a change into the XtraDeb source if needed. (Please note that @jhonny-oliveira and I are...

@Ark74: Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I was able to reproduce that error using QEMU. It took some digging, but I was able to track down the...

Yes, the v4l2 issue is due to Ubuntu jammy's kernel not being new enough. (Lunar and later are good.) That patch you linked is the right idea, but you should...

@Ark74: I didn't expect the armhf build max RSS to top out at under 4 GB RAM. Can armhf programs not address more than that, like (32-bit) x86 with PAE?...

An update: I've confirmed that the final link, on armhf with ThinLTO enabled, is impossible. The build failed similarly at the `v8_context_snapshot_generator` link. I was able to get past that...

The problem with `size_t` is that, as it is an unsigned type, you get signedness warnings if you do e.g. ``` for (int i = 0; i < soundio_thing.foo_count; i++)...