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Yep. It doesn't seem worth it currently to try to upgrade the Newlib so we can add small patches here and there and track the changes using git log. |
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Newlib apparently compiles some helper programs with whatever native compiler it finds, in my case Debian 13's gcc-14 is new enough that the old C is starting to cause compilation errors instead of warnings.
I understand that modifications to the vendored newlib are generally discouraged, but this fix is hopefully trivial enough that it can slide?