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Hi,
could the responsible packager release recent/latest Binutils into the wild,
please? I am having problems using log4cplus library on Cygwin with stock
Cygwin ld. It has something to do with the pseudo relocations and such, IIRC.
Do Cygwin package maintainers not have the same issues with their packages?

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