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It actually should still work, since fedora38 includes the llvm15 versioned libs. The only way to make this break is if something is loading random unversioned solibs or whatever the latest one it can find is, and expecting this to work forever. If it actually used a versioned solib, it would get llvm 15 just like it did before. This is the whole point of versioned solibs.
Versioning does not solve the problem. The aligned allocation operators have existed since llvm 8.x. The problem is not that the aligned allocation APIs are new. The problem is that TCMalloc is only partially replacing the global allocation APIs, it's just taken until this year for that bug to be exposed. What has happened is presumably some part of the OS has updated its target C++ version so is now using the aligne…
Re: Fedora 38 LLVM vs. Team Fortress 2
#111Thanks.
This at least makes more sense than what I read, and explains what might actually have happened :)