Henrique Almeida wrote:
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Hello,
I know debian has just switched it's libc implementation, but I've
created a project that will hopefully lead core Unix functionality
into a new direction. The goal is unifying all Unix implementation
Thanks for the suggestions, but libposix already has well defined goals. We
in the project believe that libposix may be useful for a lot of people,
including people who are not the target audience. Again, we welcome anyone
who wants to join in.
2009/6/7 Samuel Thibault
> Henrique Almeida, le Su
Henrique Almeida, le Sun 07 Jun 2009 13:06:20 -0300, a écrit :
> newlib has embedded systems as main targets,
Err, not necessarily, as cygwin's usage shows.
> while libposix targets general purpose computers.
And thus will _have_ to support the old standard and the extensions, do
not dream.
> t
On Sun, Jun 07, 2009 at 01:06:20PM -0300, Henrique Almeida wrote:
> http://libposix.sourceforge.net/COMPARE
That page is unreadable with a proportional font; if you put text files
with tables on your webpage, I suggest to HTML-ify it for the web.
Michael
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A comparison between libposix and other "libc" implementations is available
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http://libposix.sourceforge.net/COMPARE
Newlib would be equivalent to eglibc and uclibc in the table. More
specifically, newlib has embedded systems as main targets, while libposix
targets general purpose computers
Henrique Almeida, le Sun 07 Jun 2009 10:33:28 -0300, a écrit :
> I know debian has just switched it's libc implementation, but I've
> created a project that will hopefully lead core Unix functionality
> into a new direction.
What's the difference with newlib's libc?
Samuel
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