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I am new to rust and I followed the CI instructions to build the zenoh-java application on a ubi8:8.10 docker image (my intended runtime environment). When I run the application on a RHEL 8 machine I get an error in the native library that gettid is not found. I expect this because that function isn't supported until GLIBC 2.30. Is this something I can get around? The GLIBC version I must use is 2.28 but if I run strings on libzenohjni.so has instances of gettid still despite using ubi8 with gcc 8.5.0 and libc 2.28. I also tried creating a musl build but that doesn't produce a dynamic library. Any help would be appreciated.
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I am new to rust and I followed the CI instructions to build the zenoh-java application on a ubi8:8.10 docker image (my intended runtime environment). When I run the application on a RHEL 8 machine I get an error in the native library that gettid is not found. I expect this because that function isn't supported until GLIBC 2.30. Is this something I can get around? The GLIBC version I must use is 2.28 but if I run strings on libzenohjni.so has instances of gettid still despite using ubi8 with gcc 8.5.0 and libc 2.28. I also tried creating a musl build but that doesn't produce a dynamic library. Any help would be appreciated.
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