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Old 03-12-2018, 10:57 AM   #10
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Originally Posted by alcedo View Post
But besides that, it's working with some exceptions. I was able to install and run all versions of gcc, of course also able to install clang, but the latter is segfaulting. Also perl6-m which I compiled is segfaulting if started with interactive REPL.

That's somewhat surprising, because I've heard a) gcc isn't supporting android, but clang is and b) executables on android should be compiled with -pie. And suprinsingly, the debian clang seems to be like that, but gcc not. I've no clue what's the matter there and so far didn't find the time to ask.
Hello,

Could you test if Ruby is usable ? Thanks by advance.
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