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>From the error log, it seems this is a problem due to wiredtiger.
The problem does not occure if using internal engine.
Ensure mongodb is using internal provided wiredtiger engine instead of
system one. An additional patch to avoid strtouq is needed.
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The problem is due to the fact that spidermonkey expects a
larger available space on the thread stack than the one
allocated by default by Musl libc.
In the code which checks the available stack space, we adjust
the reserved quota to 32k instead of 64k because the default
musl libc thread stack size is small (80k) and we can not set
stack size for C++ threads.
Note also that with musl, stack size does not include guard page.
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Things to be complete:
1. Build is only for x86_64, because I have to made a few hacks in code.
Most critical one is __ELF_NATIVE_CLASS
2. No tc-malloc. It doesnt build, so system allocator instead. Im working
on gpreftools package...
3. No heap usage statistics: always returns 0. It is broken in mongodb for
64bit architecture and also musl mallocinfo is not compatible with glibc.
So I just comment out heap reporting code, see comments in APKBUILD
4. Use more system libs, yaml & boost are from the top of my mind. Boost
make compilation fails, but should be easy to fix
5. Enable mongodb tests during build. Im just not sure how that should be
done in Alpine, i.e _where_ in build lifecycle tests should run
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High-performance, schema-free document-oriented database
http://www.mongodb.org
ref #1182
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