Victor Kimura
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how to check if I Thread safe glibc or Non-Thread safe glibc Linux
Hi,
I'm trying to a debugger but I have to first determine if the glibc is TS or non-TS:
+---------------+--------- --+------- ---------- ----+----- ---------- ---------- ----+----- --------+- ---------+
| Linux | x86, 32 | glibc >= 2.3 | dbg-4.6.4-Linux.tar.gz | x86 | |
| Linux | x86, 64 | glibc >= 2.3 | dbg-4.6.4-Linux.tar.gz | x86_64 | 6 |
| Linux | x86, 32 | TS glibc >= 2.3 | dbg-4.6.4-Linux.tar.gz | x86_TS | |
| Linux | x86, 64 | TS glibc >= 2.3 | dbg-4.6.4-Linux.tar.gz | x86_64_TS
What's the command for this?
Thanks,
Victor
I'm trying to a debugger but I have to first determine if the glibc is TS or non-TS:
+---------------+---------
| Linux | x86, 32 | glibc >= 2.3 | dbg-4.6.4-Linux.tar.gz | x86 | |
| Linux | x86, 64 | glibc >= 2.3 | dbg-4.6.4-Linux.tar.gz | x86_64 | 6 |
| Linux | x86, 32 | TS glibc >= 2.3 | dbg-4.6.4-Linux.tar.gz | x86_TS | |
| Linux | x86, 64 | TS glibc >= 2.3 | dbg-4.6.4-Linux.tar.gz | x86_64_TS
What's the command for this?
Thanks,
Victor
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