Portable hysop binaries

Issue

For now it is a pain to install HySoP on a cluster or even on its own machine with root privileges. This is due to the large number of dependencies that have to be installed in the right order using the good versions and often obscure and/or broken build systems. Moreover, some dependencies are really long to compile and/or require huge amount of RAM (gcc, LLVM, boost, graphtool, ...). As an example, an headless build with all dependencies takes around 5.1h on an eight core i7-9700K CPU, and 3.6h for graphtool alone (graphtool requires around 16GB of RAM per build thread). This situation is not acceptable for newcomers even if they happen to be experts at building linux packages.

Docker support was the first step in order to provide the library more easily. Nvidia GPU OpenCL support is also provided since docker 19.03. However docker is not an option on many compute clusters as they do not provide any docker daemon. In addition, docker is not MPI friendly in a multinode context (without proper server support) and is thus not adapted to current development efforts (see %MPI simulations with HySoP ).

This issue aims at providing portable hysop binaries for most platforms that support the x86_64 architecture. The main idea is to ship an embedded python implementation with all modules (like blender) and all necessary shared libraries. Most dependencies can be compiled statically. This is not always possible because python modules can only load shared libraries when relying on C, C++ or Fortran backends. Moreover the standard C library (libc, libm, libpthread, librt, ...) is always required and cannot be linked statically for many libraries that rely on dlopen. This is also the case for compiler specific libraries that are automatically linked during build (libstdc++, libgfortran, libgomp, libcc, ...) injected by gcc or clang when compiling. Moreover we need to allow the user to override some libraries (MPI, OpenCL, BLAS, ...).

Difficulties arising from standard system libraries

The standard C library is known to be a major source of incompatibilities between different platforms (see this link). The good news is that the C standard lib is mostly backward compatible. The easiest way to provide portable binaries and shared libraries is to build them with an old enough libc (older than target platforms libc, but not too old so that all dependencies compile). While the hysop package will look for the system provided C standard library, compiler specific libraries will be shipped within the package in their most recent version to avoid any problem with system libraries.

Existing solutions to build portable linux binaries:

build-anywhere uses GLIBC 2.13.
Holy Build Box uses CentOS 6.0 with GLIBC 2.12.
glibc_version_header can compile down to GLIBC 2.5.

Please note that other C standard libraries exist but at this time we only aim to support glibc. See Alpine Linux as an example of musl libc based distribution that is not supported yet.

Development of portable hysop binaries

We follow PEP571 so that minimal target version of GLIBC is 2.12 starting from a clean CentOS 6 (manylinux2010) docker image. You can check the LIBC installed on your system using the following command: ldd --version. We differ from PEP571 because we include gcc and associated shared libraries into the portable binaries (many of our dependencies cannot be compiled with old gcc compilers, moreover numba requires a recent gcc compiler to be present).

Closed-source OpenCL clients cannot be compiled, and thus, impose a minimal GLIBC version on their own. You can find the minimum requirements of popular OpenCL implementations in the following table:

Vendor	Client	Package	GLIBC	Notes
Intel	Oclcpuexp - october 2020	oclcpuexp-2020.10.6.0.4_rel.tar.gz	2.15
Nvidia	Cuda 9.2 ubuntu runfile	cuda_9.2.148_396.37_linux.run	2.4	excluding driver
Nvidia	Cuda 10.2 ubuntu runfile	cuda_10.2.89_440.33.01_linux.run	>= 2.14	excluding driver

Current implementation status (see corresponding build graph bellow):

Current documentation status in the wiki:

Describe how to build HySoP
Describe required dependencies
Documentation on hysop docker images
Documentation on hysop prebuilt binaries

Current strategy (click to expand)

The current strategy to build portable hysop dependencies is approximately the following:

graph TB;

subgraph Dockerfile
  Node[CentOS 6 <br> GCC 4.1.1 <br> GLIBC 2.12] 
  --> Node0[add tar.bz2 and tar.xz support <br> add HTTPS support to wget]
  --> Node1[update build essentials] 
  --> Node2[build bootstrapped GCC 4.9.2<br>with C and C++ support] 
end

subgraph "i"
Node3[build static GCC 10 dependencies] 
  --> Node4[build bootstrapped GCC 10.2.0<br>with C, C++ and Fortran support] 
  --> Node5[build static build essentials] 
  --> Node6[build static hysop dependencies and tools] 

end

subgraph "l"
  Node7[build shared dependencies:<br>OpenCL ICD, POCL, OpenMPI, Python 3.8] 
  --> Node8[build Python modules]
  --> Node9[build HySoP module]
  --> Node10[create hysop packages <br> hysop_portable_dev.tar.gz <br> hysop_portable.tar.gz]
end
Node2 -->|hysop-portable-dev| Node3
Node6 -->|hysop-portable| Node7

List of required shared libraries

glibc 2.12: ld.so (interpreter), libc.so, libm.so, librt.so, libdl.so, libutil.so, libpthread.so
gcc 10.2.0: libatomic.so, libgfortran.so, libgomp.so, libitm.so, libquadmath.so, libssp.so, libcc1.so, libstdc++.so
clang 10.0.1: libLTO.so, libOptRemarks.so, libclang.so

Software configuration of popular distributions

Here is the version of glibc, gcc and kernel provided by popular distributions. Data have been collected from distrowatch using this simple python script. Theoretical linux distribution support is extracted from those data by comparing GLIBC versions. All distributions with GLIBC >= 2.12 (December 2010) should work, you can click on your target distribution to check if this is the case.

Debian based

Debian

Version	Name	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
10	Buster	2019	8.3.0	2.28	4.19.37
9	Stretch	2017	6.3.0	2.24	4.9.30
8.0	Jessie	2015	4.9.2	2.19	3.16.7
7.0	Wheezy	2013	4.7.2	2.13	3.2.41
6.0	Squeeze	2011	4.4.5	2.11.2	2.6.32
5.0	Lenny	2009	4.3.2	2.7	2.6.26
4.0	Etch	2007	4.1.1	2.3.6	2.6.18
3.1	Sarge	2005	3.3.5	2.3.2	2.4.27
3.0	Woody	2002	2.95.4	2.2.5	2.2.20
2.2	Potato	2000	2.95.2	2.1.3	2.2.16
2.1	Slink	1999	2.7.2.3	2.0.7	2.0.36
2.0	Hamm	1998	2.7.2.3	2.0.7t	2.0.34
1.3	Bo	1997	2.7.2.1	1.92	2.0.29
1.2	Rex	1996	--	1.92	2.0.27
1.1	Buzz	1996	2.7.2	--	2.0.0

Ubuntu

Version	Name	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
19.10	Eoan	2019	9.2.1	2.30	5.3
19.04	Disco	2019	8.3.0	2.29	5.0
18.10	Cosmic	2018	8.2.0	2.28	4.18
18.04 LTS	Bionic	2018	7.3.0	2.27	4.15
17.10	Artful	2017	7.2.0	2.26	4.13
17.04	Zesty	2017	6.3.0	2.24	4.10
16.10	Yakkety	2016	6.1.1	2.24	4.8
16.04 LTS	Xenial	2016	5.3.1	2.23	4.4
15.10	Wily	2015	5.2.1	2.21	4.2
15.04	Vivid	2015	4.9.2	2.21	3.19
14.10	Utopic	2014	4.9.1	2.19	3.16
14.04 LTS	Trusty	2014	4.8.2	2.19	3.13
13.10	Saucy	2013	4.8.1	2.17	3.11
13.04	Raring	2013	4.7.3	2.17	3.8
12.10	Quantal	2012	4.7.2	2.15	3.5
12.04 LTS	Precise	2012	4.6.3	2.15	3.2
11.10	Oneiric	2011	4.6.1	2.13	3.0
11.04	Natty	2011	4.5.2	2.13	2.6.38
10.10	Maverick	2010	4.4.4	2.12.1	2.6.35
10.04 LTS	Lucid	2010	4.4.3	2.11.1	2.6.32
9.10	Karmic	2009	4.4.1	2.10.1	2.6.31
9.04	Jaunty	2009	4.3.3	2.9	2.6.28
8.10	Intrepid	2008	4.3.1	2.8	2.6.27
8.04 LTS	Hardy	2008	4.2.3	2.7	2.6.24
7.10	Gutsy	2007	4.1.2	2.6.1	2.6.22
7.04	Feisty	2007	4.1.2	2.5	2.6.20
6.10	Edgy	2006	4.1.1	2.4	2.6.17
6.06 LTS	Dapper	2006	4.0.3	2.3.6	2.6.15
5.10	Breezy	2005	4.0.1	2.3.5	2.6.12
5.04	Hoary	2005	3.3.5	2.3.2	2.6.10
4.10	Warty	2004	3.3.4	2.3.2	2.6.8.1

Linux Mint

Version	Name	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
19.3	Tricia	2019	7.4.0	2.27	5.0.0
18.3	Sylvia	2017	5.3.1	2.23	4.10
17.3	Rosa	2015	4.8.4	2.19	3.19
16	Petra	2013	4.8.1	2.17	3.11
15	Olivia	2013	4.7.3	2.17	3.8
14	Nadia	2012	4.7.2	2.15	3.5
13	Maya	2012	4.6.3	2.15	3.2
12	Lisa	2011	4.6.1	2.13	3.0
11	Katya	2011	4.5.2	2.13	2.6.38
10	Julia	2010	4.4.4	2.12.1	2.6.35
9	Isadora	2010	4.4.3	2.11.1	2.6.32
8	Helena	2009	4.4.1	2.10.1	2.6.31
7	Gloria	2009	4.3.3	2.9	2.6.28
6	Felicia	2008	4.3.1	2.8	2.6.27
5	Elyssa	2008	4.2.3	2.7	2.6.24
4.0	Daryna	2007	4.1.2	2.6.1	2.6.22
3.1	Celena	2007	4.1.2	2.5	2.6.20
3.0	Cassandra	2007	4.1.2	2.5	2.6.20
2.2	Bianca	2007	4.1.1	2.4	2.6.17
2.1	Bea	2006	4.1.1	2.4	2.6.17
2.0	Barbara	2006	4.1.1	2.4	2.6.17

MX Linux

Version	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
19.1	2020	8.3.0	2.28	4.19.67
18.3	2019	6.3.0	2.24	4.19.37
17.1	2018	6.3.0	2.24	4.15.4
16.1	2017	4.9.2	2.19	4.7.8

Elementary OS

Version	Name	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
5.1.2	Hera	2020	--	2.27	5.3.0
5.0	Juno	2018	7.3.0	2.27	4.15
0.4.1	Loki	2017	5.3.1	2.23	4.8
0.3.2	Freya	2015	4.8.2	2.19	3.19
0.2	Luna	2013	4.6.3	2.15	3.2
0.1	Jupiter	2011	4.4.4	2.12.1	2.6.35

Zorin OS

Version	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
15.2	2020	--	2.28	5.3
12.4	2018	5.3.1	2.23	4.15
11	2016	5.2.1	2.21	4.2
10	2015	4.9.2	2.21	3.19
9	2014	4.8.2	2.19	3.11
8.1	2014	4.8.1	2.17	3.11
7.1	2013	4.7.3	2.17	3.8
6.4	2013	4.6.3	2.15	3.2
5.2	2011	4.5.2	2.13	2.6.38
4	2010	4.4.4	2.12.1	2.6.35
3.2	2011	4.4.3	2.11.1	2.6.32
2	2010	4.4.1	2.10.1	2.6.31
1	2009	4.3.3	2.9	2.6.28

Deepin

Version	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
15.11	2019	6.3.0	2.24	4.15.0
15.3	2016	5.3.1	2.22	4.4.6
2014.3	2015	4.8.2	2.19	3.13
2013	2013	4.7.3	2.17	3.8
12.12	2013	4.7.3	2.17	3.8
12.06	2012	4.6.3	2.15	3.2
11.12.1	2012	4.6.1	2.13	3.0
11.06.1	2011	4.5.2	2.13	2.6.38
10.12.1	2011	4.4.4	2.12.1	2.6.35
10.06	2010	4.4.3	2.11.1	2.6.32
9.12	2009	4.4.1	2.10.1	2.6.31
2.0	2008	4.3.1	2.8	2.6.27
1.0	2006	4.0.3	2.3.6	2.6.15
0.6	2005	3.3.5	2.3.2	2.6.8
0.55	2004	3.3.4	2.3.2	2.6.8
0.3	2004	3.3.4	2.3.2	2.4.26

Kali Linux

Version	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
2020.1	2020	9.2.1	2.29	5.4.8
2019.4	2019	9.2.1	2.29	5.3.9
2018.4	2018	8.1.0	2.27	4.18.10
2017.3	2017	7.2.0	2.24	4.13.10
2016.2	2016	6.1.1	2.23	4.6.4
2.0	2015	4.9.2	2.19	4.0.4
1.1.0	2015	4.7.2	2.13	3.18.3
5	2012	4.4.3	2.11.1	3.2.6
4	2010	4.3.1	2.11.1	2.6.35.8
3	2008	4.1.2	2.5	2.6.21.5
2	2007	3.4.6	2.3.6	2.6.20
1.0	2006	3.3.5	2.3.5	2.6.15.6
200605	2005	3.3.5	2.3.2	2.6.11
150405	2005	3.3.5	2.3.2	2.6.9
081004	2004	3.3.2	2.3.2	2.6.7

KDE Neon

Version	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
20200326	2020	--	2.27	5.3
20191226	2019	--	2.27	5.0
20180906	2018	--	2.23	4.15
20171228	2017	--	2.23	4.10

Red Hat based

Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)

Version	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
RHEL-8.x	2019	8.3.1	2.28	4.18.0
RHEL-7.x	2013	4.8.5	2.17	3.10.0
RHEL-6.x	2010	4.4.7	2.12	2.6.32
RHEL-5.x	2007	4.1.2	2.5	2.6.18
RHEL-4.x	2005	3.4.6	2.3.4	2.6.9
RHEL-3.x	2003	3.2.3	2.3.2	2.4.21
RHEL-2.x	2002	2.96	2.2.4	2.4.9

Red Hat Linux

Version	Name	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
9	Shrike	2003	3.2.2	2.3.2	2.4.20
8.0	Psyche	2002	3.2	2.2.93	2.4.18
7.3	Valhalla	2002	2.96	2.2.5	2.4.18
7.2	Enigma	2001	2.96	2.2.4	2.4.7
7.1	Seawolf	2001	2.96	2.2.2	2.4.2
7.0	Guiness	2000	2.96	2.1.92	2.2.16
6.2	Zoot	2000	--	2.1.3	2.2.14
6.1	Cartman	1999	--	2.1.2	2.2.12
6.0	Hedwig	1999	--	2.1.1	2.2.5
5.2	Apollo	1998	2.7.2.3	2.0.7	2.0.36
5.1	Manhattan	1998	2.7.2.3	2.0.7	2.0.34
5.0	Hurricane	1997	2.7.2.3	2.0.5c	2.0.32
4.2	Biltmore	1997	2.7.2.1	--	2.0.30

CentOS

Version	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
8.1	2020	8.3.1	2.28	4.18
7.7	2019	4.8.5	2.17	3.10
6.10	2018	4.4.7	2.12	2.6.32
5.11	2014	4.1.2	2.5	2.6.18
4.8	2009	3.4.6	2.3.4	2.6.9
3.9	2007	3.2.3	2.3.2	2.4.21
2.0	2004	2.96	2.2.4	2.4.9

Fedora

Version	Name	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
31		2019	9.2.1	2.30	5.3.7
30		2019	9.0.1	2.29	5.0.9
29		2018	8.2.1	2.28	4.18.16
28		2018	8.0.1	2.27	4.16.3
27		2017	--	2.26	4.13.9
26		2017	7.1.1	2.25	4.11.8
25		2016	6.2.1	2.24	4.8.6
24		2016	6.1.1	2.23.1	4.5.5
23		2015	--	2.22	4.2.3
22		2015	--	2.21	4.0.4
21		2014	4.9.2	2.20	3.17.4
20	Heisenbug	2013	4.8.2	2.18	3.11.10
19	Schrodingers	2013	4.8.1	2.17	3.9.5
18	Spherical	2013	4.7.2	2.16.0	3.6.10
17	Beefy	2012	4.7.0	2.15	3.3.4
16	Verne	2011	4.6.2	2.14.90	3.1
15	Lovelock	2011	4.6.0	2.13.90	2.6.38.6
14	Laughlin	2010	4.5.1	2.12.90	2.6.35.6
13	Goddard	2010	4.4.4	2.12	2.6.33.3
12	Constantine	2009	4.4.2	2.11	2.6.31.5
11	Leonidas	2009	4.4.0	2.10.1	2.6.29.4
10	Cambridge	2008	4.3.2	2.9	2.6.27.5
9	Sulphur	2008	4.3.0	2.8	2.6.25
8	Werewolf	2007	4.1.2	2.7	2.6.23.1
7	Moonshine	2007	4.1.2	2.6	2.6.21
6	Zod	2006	4.1.1	2.5	2.6.18
5	Bordeaux	2006	4.1.0	2.4	2.6.15
4	Stentz	2005	4.0.0	2.3.5	2.6.11
3	Heidelberg	2004	3.4.2	2.3.3	2.6.9
2	Tettnang	2004	3.3.3	2.3.3	2.6.5
1	Yarrow	2003	3.3.2	2.3.2	2.4.22

SUSE based

OpenSUSE

Version	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
15.1	2019	--	2.26	4.12.14
15	2018	--	2.26	4.12.14
42.3	2017	4.8.5	2.22	4.4.76
42.2	2016	4.8.5	2.22	4.4.27
42.1	2015	4.8.5	2.19	4.1.12
13.2	2014	4.8.3	2.19	3.16.6
13.1	2013	4.8.1	2.18	3.11.6
12.3	2013	4.7.2	2.17	3.7.10
12.2	2012	4.7.1	2.15	3.4.6
12.1	2011	4.6.2	2.14.1	3.1
11.4	2011	4.5.1	2.11.3	2.6.37.1
11.3	2010	4.5.0	2.11.2	2.6.34
11.2	2009	4.4.1	2.10.1	2.6.31.5
11.1	2008	4.3.3	2.9	2.6.27.7
11.0	2008	4.3.1	2.8	2.6.25.5
10.3	2007	4.2.1	2.6.1	2.6.22.5
10.2	2006	4.1.3	2.5	2.6.18.2
10.1	2006	4.1.0	2.4	2.6.16.13
10.0	2005	4.0.2	2.3.5	2.6.13
9.3	2005	3.3.5	2.3.4	2.6.11.4
9.2	2004	3.3.4	2.3.3	2.6.8
9.1	2004	3.3.3	2.3.3	2.6.4
9.0	2003	3.3.1	2.3.2	2.4.21
8.2	2003	3.3pre	2.3.2	2.4.20
8.1	2002	3.2	2.2.5	2.4.19
8.0	2002	2.95.3	2.2.5	2.4.18
7.3	2001	2.95.3	2.2.4	2.4.9
7.2	2001	2.95.3	2.2.2	2.4.4
7.1	2001	2.95.2	2.2	2.2.18
7.0	2000	2.95.2	2.1.3	2.2.16
6.4	2000	2.95.2	2.1.3	2.2.14
6.3	1999	2.7.2.3	2.1.2	2.2.13
6.2	1999	2.7.2.3	2.1.1	2.2.10
6.1	1999	2.7.2.3	99.4.14	2.2.6
6.0	1998	2.7.2.1	2.0.7	2.0.36
5.3	1998	2.7.2.1	--	2.0.35
5.2	1998	2.7.2.1	--	2.0.33

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES)

Version	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
15	2018	7.3.1	2.26	4.12.14
12 p5	2019	4.8	2.22	4.12.14
11 Sp3	2013	4.3.4	2.11.3	3.0.76
10 Sp3	2009	4.1.2	2.4	2.6.16.60
9	2004	3.3.3	2.3.3	2.6.5

Arch based

Archlinux

Version	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
2011.08	2011	--	2.14	3.0.3
2010.05	2010	4.5.0	2.11.1	2.6.33.4
2009.08	2009	4.4.1	2.10.1	2.6.30.4
2009.02	2009	--	2.9	2.6.28.4
2008.06	2008	4.3.1	2.8	2.6.25.6
2007.08	2007	4.2.1	2.6	2.6.22.1
0.8	2007	4.1.2	2.5	2.6.20.4
0.7	2005	3.4.3	2.3.4	2.6.10
0.6	2004	3.3.3	2.3.2	2.6.3
0.5	2003	3.3	2.3.2	2.4.21
0.4	2002	3.2.1	2.3.1	2.4.20
0.3	2002	2.95.3	2.2.5	2.4.19
0.2	2002	2.95.3	2.2.5	2.4.18i
0.1	2002	2.95.3	2.2.5	2.4.18

Manjaro

Version	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
19.0	2020	9.3.0	2.30	5.4.18
18.1.0	2019	9.1.0	2.29	5.2.11
17.1.12	2018	8.2.0	2.28	4.17.11
16.10.3	2016	--	2.24	4.4.33
15.12	2015	--	2.22	4.1.15
0.8.11	2014	4.9.0	2.19	3.12.20
0.8.8	2013	4.8.2	2.18	3.10.20

ArcoLinux

Version	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
20.3.4	2020	9.2.1	2.31	5.5.7
19.12.17	2019	9.2.0	2.30	5.4.6
18.12.7	2018	8.2.1	2.28	4.19.4

Independent distributions

Slackware

Version	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
14.2	2016	5.3.0	2.23	4.4.14
14.1	2013	4.8.2	2.17	3.10.17
14.0	2012	4.7.1	2.15	3.2.29
13.37	2011	4.5.2	2.13	2.6.37.6
13.1	2010	4.4.4	2.11.1	2.6.33.4
13.0	2009	4.3.3	2.9	2.6.29.6
12.2	2008	4.2.4	2.7	2.6.27.7
12.1	2008	4.2.3	2.7	2.6.24.5
12.0	2007	4.1.2	2.5	2.6.21.5
11.0	2006	3.4.6	2.3.6	2.4.33.3
10.2	2005	3.3.6	2.3.5	2.4.31
10.1	2005	3.3.4	2.3.4	2.4.29
10.0	2004	3.3.4	2.3.2	2.4.26
9.1	2003	3.2.3	2.3.2	2.4.22
9.0	2003	3.2.2	2.3.1	2.4.20
8.1	2002	2.95.3	2.2.5	2.4.18
8.0	2001	2.95.3	2.2.3	2.2.19
7.1	2000	--	2.1.3	2.2.16
7.0	1999	--	2.1.2	2.2.13
4.0	1999	2.7.2.3	2.0.7pre6	2.2.6
3.9	1999	2.7.2.3	2.0.7pre6	2.0.37pre10
3.6	1998	2.7.2.3	2.0.7pre6	2.0.35
3.5	1998	--	--	2.0.34
3.4	1997	2.7.2.3	--	2.0.30
3.3	1997	2.7.2.2	--	2.0.30
3.2	1997	2.7.2.1	--	2.0.29
3.1	1996	2.7.2	--	2.0.0
3.0	1995	2.7.0	--	1.2.13
2.3	1995	2.6.3	--	1.2.8
2.2.0	1995	2.6.3	--	1.2.1

PCLinuxOS

Version	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
2020.03	2020	9.3.0	2.31	5.5.10
2019.12	2019	9.2.0	2.30	5.4.3
2018.06	2018	7.3.0	2.26	4.16.13
2017.11	2017	7.2.1	2.26	4.12.14
2016.03	2016	4.9.2	2.20	4.4.4
2014.12	2014	4.7.2	2.16	3.18.1
2013.10	2013	4.7.2	2.16	3.4.64
2012.08	2012	4.5.2	2.13	3.2.18
2011.09	2011	4.5.2	2.12.1	2.6.38.8
2010.12	2010	4.4.1	2.10.1	2.6.33.7
2010.07	2010	4.4.1	2.10.1	2.6.33.5
2010.1	2010	4.4.1	2.10.1	2.6.32.12
2009.2	2009	4.1.1	2.4	2.6.26.8
2009.1	2009	4.1.1	2.4	2.6.18.8
2007	2007	3.3.1	2.3.2	2.6.16.27
0.92	2006	3.3.1	2.3.2	2.6.12
0.91	2005	3.3.1	2.3.2	2.6.11.12

Solus

Version	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
4.1	2020	9.2.0	2.29	5.4.12
4.0	2019	--	2.29	4.20.16
3.9999	2018	--	2.27	4.18.5
3	2017	--	2.25	4.12.7
2017.04.18.0	2017	--	2.25	4.9.22
1.2.1	2016	--	2.24	4.8.2

Mageia

Version	Year	GCC	GLIBC	Kernel
7.1	2019	8.3.1	2.29	5.1.14
6	2017	5.4.0	2.22	4.9.35
5.1	2016	4.9.2	2.20	4.4.30
4.1	2014	4.8.2	2.18	3.12.21
3	2013	4.7.2	2.17	3.8.13
2	2012	4.6.3	2.14.1	3.3.6
1	2011	4.5.2	2.12.1	2.6.38.7

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