If --libc-spec is specified, then its value can be one of the following versions
of the Linux Standard Base specifications:
- lsb1: LSB 1.0.0.
- lsb1dot1: LSB 1.1.0.
- lsb1dot2: LSB 1.2.0.
- lsb1dot3: LSB 1.3.0.
- lsb2: LSB 2.0.0.
- lsb2dot0dot1: LSB 2.0.1.
- lsb2dot1: LSB 2.1.0.
- lsb3: LSB 3.0.0.
- lsb3dot1: LSB 3.1.0.
- lsb3dot2: LSB 3.2.0.
- lsb4: LSB 4.0.0.
- lsb4dot1: LSB 4.1.0.
- lsb5: LSB 5.0.0.
By default, this tool tries to automatically locate the C library in the
following directories:
- /lib/
- /usr/lib/
- /lib64/
- /usr/lib64/
- /lib32/
- /usr/lib32/
The tools "readelf" and "ldd" can be used to help find the path of the C library
needed by the analyzed files, which is given by the --libc parameter.