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@aergus can you help with this issue? |
This somewhat looks like this bug, but I'd need to try to reproduce the environment to analyze it further. But maybe the best way of solving this problem would be giving up static builds. Other compiled languages like C++, C# and Java seem to be using the base image both for building and for running the code. Can't we do this for Haskell as well? (If you agree, I can make pull requests here and in the Dockerfile repository.) |
Yeah, sure, we can give up static builds with the current standard for our build/run images. |
@krakrjak does current version work for you? |
Works for me!!! |
(No action is required, just posting for anyone else who finds this issue while debugging this error) My understanding of the problem is that the static libraries have new SystemTap DTrace markers embedded, which are described in sections named You can instead use traditional |
* Fix CI * Bump stackage resolver to 17.11 * Fix CI * Bump stackage resolver to 17.11 See <haskell/haskell-language-server#1723 (comment)> <icfpcontest2020/starterkit-haskell#2>
I'm sure this stock code will build in the Docker container used for submission, but when I attempt to
stack build
this repository locally I get these errors:stack --version
gcc --version
ld --version
Am I missing a development library? I'm running Ubuntu 20.04 (focal).
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