Force an older version of glibc by preventing the use of 2.14 memcpy. #108
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* Remove requirement on glibc 2.14 * PR awslabs#108
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* Revert to an older version of glibc. * [PR awslabs#108](awslabs#108) * Update bootstrap.sh to include new compiler options for the newer version of GCC. * [PR awslabs#109](awslabs#109)
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During the upgrade to a newer compiler the version of memcpy changed to a newer version of glibc. This has caused some problems with older versions of Linux.
This change prevents the newer version of memcpy from being linked in to allow using the KPL on older Linux variants.