No, my gcc doesn't have -fstack-protector turned on.
The point is, we can't setup %gs in wine-preloader, so if -fstack-protector depends on that, we can't use it for wine-preloader.
If the stack protector code assumes that a program is linked with glibc (which is unreasonable, imo) then it can't be used with wine-preloader.
If Ubuntu uses -fstack-protector by default, you have to find some way to turn it off.
No, my gcc doesn't have -fstack-protector turned on.
The point is, we can't setup %gs in wine-preloader, so if -fstack-protector
depends on that, we can't use it for wine-preloader.
If the stack protector code assumes that a program is linked with glibc (which
is unreasonable, imo) then it can't be used with wine-preloader.
If Ubuntu uses -fstack-protector by default, you have to find some way to turn
it off.