Make MTProxy compatible with non-glibc systems#443
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In the version 10 of GCC they changed the default from `-fcommon` to `-fno-common`. The MTProxy object files share some global vars defined in `common/*.c` so it's required to provide the option to the compiler. https://www.gnu.org/software/gcc/gcc-10/changes.html
It makes it possible to compile MTProxy on Alpine Linux.
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MTProxy relies on some specific glibc features that not every libc supports. So if one wants to compile it on Alpine Linux some tweaks are required. I successfully compiled MTProxy with musl libc by doing the following:
backtracefunction is non-standard. Uselibexecinfoport if it's available in the system.lrand48_r,mrand48_r,drand48_r,rand48_rto their standard counterparts.-fcommonoption to fix the build on the latest GCC versions.