The only common use case so far seems ARMv6/ARMv7 support.
The way this option is exposed might collide with a package with the
same name. Also the option naming on its own is not self-descriptive
without context.
The default NixOS kernels for ARMv7 (and probably ARMv6) do not have support
for transparent huge pages, but jemalloc is unable to detect this. This is a
known bug and the current solution is to pass --disable-thp to ./configure.
The default darwin build added a je_ prefix to all exported symbols, and
that broke downstream consumers that were not expecting the prefix, like
mariadb.
rustc: 1.2.0 -> 1.3.0
rustcMaster: 2015-09-05 -> 2015-09-21
This also removes the llvm bundling which reduced immediate the closure size
by ~50MB. It also tries to reduce some of the superfluous dependencies
to help reduce the number of potential rebuilds (namely removing git).
