dev-vcs/git: add -ffat-lto-objects workaround #776
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When compiling git without this workaround, cloning a remote repository results in a "bad object" error (the object in question seems to be random) most of the time.
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Thanks for the workaround. I found this recent GCC report that seems to be the same issue: |
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This seems to be it. They have already fixed it, so this PR is obsolete now. I will keep it for reference until the fix is available in the GCC version used by Gentoo LTO. |
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When compiling git without this workaround, cloning a remote repository results in a "bad object" error (the object in question seems to be random) most of the time.
I am experiencing this issue with the GCC versions 11.1.0-r2 and 11.2.0. I assume that it didn't exist before GCC 11, at least I didn't notice it until GentooLTO switched to GCC 11.