Use the static libc++ with libstdc++ ABI our docker images now provide #102279
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…ibrary for our unsanitized builds too (and provide consistency)
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Looks like something is causing the exception_ptr types to be needed in the regular build. That will be a problem with Ubuntu 16.04... |
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Looks like we're probably going to hold off on this work until .NET 10 due to size impact/complexity of any alternative solution. 😢 Closing for now. |
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We're going to switch our Microsoft shipping builds to statically link to a live-built libc++ with a dynamically-linked libstdc++ as the C++ ABI. We're doing this change to address the concerns in #101088 (comment). This change will allow us to use servicable/supported C++ headers in our product with the smallest possible size increase (+~53kB size on disk for libcoreclr.so on our linux-x64 images).
This PR updates our jobs to use the libc++ standard library.