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| '''glibc''' is |
'''glibc''' (aka libc6) is the GNU projects' ]. | ||
| In addition to providing the |
In addition to providing the functionality required by ISO-C99, Unix98, Single Unix Specification, and POSIX 1c, 1d, and 1j, Glibc also provides extensions which have been deemed useful or necessary while developing ]. | ||
| GLibc is very portable, both across kernels and across hardware. The officially supported hardware includes: i*86, mk68, alpha, powerpc, arm, cris, mips, s390, and sparc. The kernels it is known to run on are: ], ], and the kernels of ] and ]). | |||
| One of the design objectives of glibc is ], and it is available for many ]s as a consequence. Some operating systems, such as ] and ], include and use glibc as their official standard C library. | |||
| As of March 2004, the latest version of is 2.3.2. | |||
| ==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Revision as of 08:48, 16 March 2004
glibc (aka libc6) is the GNU projects' Standard C library.
In addition to providing the functionality required by ISO-C99, Unix98, Single Unix Specification, and POSIX 1c, 1d, and 1j, Glibc also provides extensions which have been deemed useful or necessary while developing GNU.
GLibc is very portable, both across kernels and across hardware. The officially supported hardware includes: i*86, mk68, alpha, powerpc, arm, cris, mips, s390, and sparc. The kernels it is known to run on are: Hurd, Linux kernel, and the kernels of FreeBSD and NetBSD).
As of March 2004, the latest version of is 2.3.2.