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I had a `make check' run fouled up because I had some random LD_PRELOAD setting I didn't want in my environment (and didn't know I had). I got rid of that setting, since I didn't want it. But such a setting might be something someone actually wants for their normal program runs, and it would be nice not to have `make check' or other things that run using the newly-built libc not broken by it. How about adding an option to ld.so when invoked directly to ignore all the LD_* environment variables? Then, I'd change all the tests et al to pass --ignore-environment along with --library-path. If this sounds good, then I can implement it.
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