Configure libev to use vdso where it is available #1648
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Can you rebase on master, please? There were CI issues that I had to address. |
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I noticed numerous time-related syscalls in my interpreter's strace output, and I was wondering whether we can feasibly turn on vDSO. It turns out that it works out of the box in a
manylinux2014environment, but that inmanylinux2010, we must force linking againstlibrt. I built amanylinux2010wheel with this configuration and observed that theclock_gettimeandgettimeofdaysyscalls vanished.