Specify default thread stack size for musl #343
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The musl libc by default sets up threads to have 128kB of stack.
We explicitly set our desired default stack size in the PT_GNU_STACK header with this linker command. musl reads this header to determine the default thread stack size. 2MB is approximately the glibc default.
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