🇺🇦 Maarten Ballintijn 🌍🇪🇺🇳🇱🇺🇸

Yesterday at approximately 13:00, two KAB-250 aerial bombs struck my medical point. The first detonation occurred while I was on the porch organizing medical supplies. Inside, my nurse @once_upon_a_travel_nurse was caring for recovering servicemen, assisted by @ryeioww. Another female soldier was preparing food. Two servicemen under active care were present, including one with severe combat injuries resulting in blindness and loss of function in one leg. Immediately after the first strike, my nurse and I established verbal contact and confirmed that all personnel were alive. Without hesitation, the team responded with discipline and composure. We began evacuating the wounded from the structure, moving them across the street while coordinating transport for further evacuation. During this process, a second bomb struck. The second impact, a FAB-250, is a 250-kilogram high-explosive aerial bomb carrying approximately 120 kilograms of explosive material, designed to destroy infrastructure and fortified positions with a blast radius of roughly 120 meters. It detonated directly at the rear of the medical point. The explosion caused a structural collapse. The ceiling fell onto my nurse, who, despite the impact, continued providing care. I sustained shrapnel injury to the thigh. Vivi maintained focus and continued assisting with the evacuation, ensuring the wounded were loaded into a vehicle. All vehicles at the site were destroyed. The medical point was completely demolished. Despite the scale of the strike, all personnel survived. The strength and resilience of my amazing girls is unmatched, and without them, the outcome would have been much different

I've been now stuck for days trying to untangle a Linux mystery. I had no problems starting from Debian, cross-compiling packages, then booting into the new sysroot and natively building a few more packages (with cross-compiled GCC and make!). I call this stage 1. From stage 1, I want to repeat the same process with the same scripts and commands to generate the new sysroot, which will be Home Cooked Linux without any potential links to the initial Debian. However, when I try to cross-compile GCC, I now get this: === /mnt/work/gcc-15.2.0/build/gcc/build.16449/config.log === | #include | int | main () | { | | FILE *f = fopen ("conftest.val", "w"); | if (! f) | return 1; | if (((long int) (sizeof (long long))) < 0) | { | long int i = longval (); | if (i != ((long int) (sizeof (long long)))) | return 1; | fprintf (f, "%ld", i); | } | else | { | unsigned long int i = ulongval (); | if (i != ((long int) (sizeof (long long)))) | return 1; | fprintf (f, "%lu", i); | } | /* Do not output a trailing newline, as this causes \r\n confusion | on some platforms. */ | return ferror (f) || fclose (f) != 0; | | ; | return 0; | } configure:6664: error: in `/mnt/work/gcc-15.2.0/build/gcc/build.16449': configure:6666: error: cannot compute sizeof (long long) I've tried to separately build a simple C program with long long and it all works, so I have no clue why GCC won't cross-compile for the second time. It's been stumping me for days!