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> Does this still happen with 1.17.4? Yes. ![Screenshot_20241116-220923__01](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/ab17fade-06fc-4e76-8285-b8f6500cbb76) ![Screenshot_20241116-221040__01](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/2ddd04c5-de8f-402f-8401-88c47b88a2fe) ![Screenshot_20241116-221223__01](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/1c1e0b93-7144-42a2-acd8-4bed1916fce4)

I built c3c on termux successfully via installing these extra packages. ```sh pkg i libllvm-static llvm-tools llvmgold libpolly ``` But unfortunatelly there is an error on compiling a hello-world file...

> Even if you set the target to android? It just show help string when ```sh c3c --target android-aarch64 compile demo.c3 ```

For a project rather than one file, I added `target: android-aarch64` into `project.json` and ran `c3c run`, then got the below error: ``` ; c3c run 7: 8: // Android...

> [@lost22git](https://github.com/lost22git) If you grab the latest from master, does it compile properly? I built c3c from latest source and ``` c3c init demo && cd demo c3c run ```...

> I made some further updates. ``` Program linked to executable 'build/demo'. Launching ./build/demo ERROR: 'No method 'acquire' could be found on target', in _$main (mem_allocator.c3:85) Program interrupted by signal...

> > I made some further updates. > > ``` > Program linked to executable 'build/demo'. > Launching ./build/demo > > ERROR: 'No method 'acquire' could be found on target',...

> This is likely due to the incorrect libc startup files being linked. This prevents libc startup and so `@init` functions are not run. ``` ; ldd $(which fd) libdl.so...

Same issue and how to solve it? valgrind --version ``` valgrind-3.22.0 ``` termux-info ``` $ termux-info Termux Variables: TERMUX_APK_RELEASE=GITHUB TERMUX_APP_PACKAGE_MANAGER=apt TERMUX_APP_PID=17634 TERMUX_IS_DEBUGGABLE_BUILD=1 TERMUX_MAIN_PACKAGE_FORMAT=debian TERMUX_VERSION=0.118.1 TERMUX__USER_ID=0 Packages CPU architecture: aarch64 Subscribed...

> ``` > (fn hello > "Hello to given name" > [name] > (print "hello" name)) > ``` > > This has a docstring. > > Is that what's wrong?...