Fedora ships cross-compilers on all platforms, so a user could end up
with a gcc x86_64 cross-compiler installed on an x86_64 system. clang
maintains a list of supported triples for each target and when all
else is equal will prefer toolchains with triples that appear earlier
in the list.
The cross-compiler triple on Fedora is x86_64-linux-gnu and this comes
before the Fedora system compiler's triple: x86_64-redhat-linux in
the triples list, so the cross compiler is always preferred. This
is a problem, because the cross compiler is missing libraries, like
libgcc_s.so, that clang expects to be there so linker invocations
will fail.
This patch fixes this by checking for the existence of libgcc_s.so
when it is required and taking that into account when selecting a
toolchain.