https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=121491
--- Comment #5 from Dave Blanchard <dave at killthe dot net> --- No, I can't try the trunk, because I can't get GCC 15+ to compile with the last version of glibc I will ever use, 2.37, since the "maintainers" of that accursed library have decided to force enable the "tunables" feature which contains giant security holes. If you examine my build script carefully you can see that it can be used to effortlessly test GCC versions 10, 12, 13, 14, all of which are broken in the same way. I seriously doubt that has changed recently. It's a damn shame that GCC decided on a crazy "five releases only then throw it in the trash" release policy. I only discovered this bug literally on the day gcc 12.5 was scheduled for release. Unfortunately this bug will only get fixed in gcc 13+, if that, so just add it to a long list of screwy bugs in older gcc releases that will never be fixed.
