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You could do a binary search on Debian 3 - start upgrading components of the toolchain until it breaks, and then play around with whatever you upgraded.

Likely there's a version of GCC where it works, and one where it doesn't, or the equivalent for a library.

Getting the latest GCC to build on Debian 3 might be an adventure in itself, of course.



I tried the opposite, compiling gcc 2.94.3 on Debian 11... it didn't like it one bit.


Whatever is breaking 2.94.3 on D11 is probably also breaking the other program, likely a 32bit library or something.




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