Luiz Antônio

> Perhaps this explains it? > > > gcc did not do the right thing instead it has a (broken) libssp > > implementation ... > > so gcc allows...

> I do really appreciate the questions. Sometimes I forget about the little details when I first struggled to get this project working! > > I was wondering too every...

> > I do really appreciate the questions. Sometimes I forget about the little details when I first struggled to get this project working! > > I was wondering too...

> I am considering replacing bash with dash in my other repo, [Optimux](https://github.com/dslm4515/Optimux) That's a good idea, i use it in my Alpine server and i really like it. But...

> > It's complete and it compiles fast. > > Depends. Is it _faster_ than Dash? :P Well, i didn't tested its speed, but it's a nice experiment to do...

> > > Currently I use pkgtools scripts from Slackware to add and remove packages but the scripts are Bash-based or have “bashisms” and those scripts fail with dash. I...

Let dependencies be managed by other program or "high-level script", keep it simple. Just make a file called `dependencies` and throw it in the package root; btw, i think i...

> Just realized I probably can still use dash with pkgtools scripts as long as bash is installed BUT make sure each pkgtools script starts with `#!/bin/bash` instead of `#!/bin/sh`?...

Oh, the do_install.ksh script is pretty simple. If you guys want to modify it to use in another package, it's easy to hack on it.

Ok, researching a little bit more, I came to the conclusion that, for some reason, it's trying to link everything as if it were on GNU's C library — for...