* The dynamic linker accepts the --argv0 argument and provides opportunity
to change argv[0] string.
+* The dynamic linker loads optimized implementations of shared objects
+ from subdirectories under the glibc-hwcaps directory on the library
+ search path if the system's capabilities meet the requirements for
+ that subdirectory. Initially supported subdirectories include
+ "power9" and "power10" for the powerpc64le-linux-gnu architecture,
+ "z13", "z14", "z15" for s390x-linux-gnu, and "x86-64-v2", "x86-64-v3",
+ "x86-64-v4" for x86_64-linux-gnu. In the x86_64-linux-gnu case, the
+ subdirectory names correspond to the vendor-independent x86-64
+ microarchitecture levels defined in the x86-64 psABI supplement.
+
+* The new --help option of the dynamic linker provides usage and
+ information and library search path diagnostics.
+
* The mallinfo2 function is added to report statistics as per mallinfo,
but with larger field widths to accurately report values that are
larger than fit in an integer.
libraries that use this type in their interfaces. The new definition
improves consistency with compiler behavior in many scenarios.
+* A future version of glibc will stop loading shared objects from the
+ "tls" subdirectories on the library search path, the subdirectory that
+ corresponds to the AT_PLATFORM system name, and also stop employing
+ the legacy AT_HWCAP search mechanism. Applications should switch to
+ the new glibc-hwcaps mechanism instead; if they do not do that, only
+ the baseline version (directly from the search path directory) will be
+ loaded.
+
Changes to build and runtime requirements:
* On Linux, the system administrator needs to configure /dev/pts with