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Quoting from @fenrus75 from #1614 > the sad part is that glibc has a flag you can set on the pthread locks/etc that makes glibc spin an appropriate amount of...

Here is the data I know: aarch32-el2 is supported by all early Cortex (A53, A57, A72, A35, A73, A75), but none of the later ones (A76+, Neoverse) aarch32-el0 but not...

Note that this is not really musl specific, the change to 64-bit time_t needs to happen on all 32-bit implementations in order to have code working beyond year 2038. glibc...

Any use of time_t/timeval/timespec that does not match the libc-defined type will cause data corruption. On both musl and libc you can encounter both 32-bit and 64-bit types. With musl,...

In a specific package like rusb, the most reliable way to address this is to ensure that the underlying C library exports both time32 and time64 symbols in the way...