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portable libc extracted from OpenBSD
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Goon
2016-06-18 06:49:42 UTC
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Hello,

Some years ago I extracted the memory system from OpenBSD's
libc, I put it on http://goon.yellowcouch.org/software/
Under the name libc.rogue.

This might be useful if you want to make a small
footprint libc. It includes powerpc sys headers.

goon
Tinker
2016-06-19 04:39:57 UTC
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What would it be used for?
e.g. adding some libc functionality but not the whole thing
on a OpenBSD powerpc self-built kernel. This then provides
you with a system.
You can also make something like newlib from it and you can
change the architecture too if you want by looking up the
C sys headers in the OpenBSD kernel.
Like an embedded or "microkernel" statically linked with libc and a
program binary and that's all, no root filesystem?

Are you using the full kernel?

Like NetBSD rump?

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