libc problems

[Duraid Madina <duraid@octopus.com.au>]

Hi all,

	Is it just me, or has unstable's glibc broken in such a way as to make 
the Intel C compiler's '-ipo' option unusable? If I try to compile a 
program with -ipo, at link time I get:

libc.a(read.o) : multiple definition of '__syscall_error_3'
libc.a(open.o): first defined here
libc.a(llseek.o) : multiple definition of '__syscall_error_3'
libc.a(open.o): first defined here
libc.a(write.o) : multiple definition of '__syscall_error_3'
libc.a(open.o): first defined here
libc.a(lc-ctype.o) : multiple definition of '_nl_current_LC_CTYPE'
libc.a(lc-ctype.o): first defined here
libc.a(lc-ctype.o) : multiple definition of '_nl_postload_ctype'
libc.a(lc-ctype.o): first defined here
libc.a(lc-ctype.o) : multiple definition of '_nl_current_LC_CTYPE'
libc.a(lc-ctype.o): first defined here
libc.a(lc-ctype.o) : multiple definition of '_nl_postload_ctype'
libc.a(lc-ctype.o): first defined here
libc.a(lc-ctype.o) : multiple definition of '_nl_current_LC_CTYPE'
libc.a(lc-ctype.o): first defined here
libc.a(lc-ctype.o) : multiple definition of '_nl_postload_ctype'
libc.a(lc-ctype.o): first defined here
etc... (these lc-ctype multiple definition errors get spewed out to the 
console as fast as it can scroll...)

	Can anyone else reproduce this?

	A bit worried,

	Duraid