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Some of that will be glibc's coverage of a much wider range of architectures and host OSes than musl (a very back-of-the-envelope wc -l suggests that somewhere
by pm215 11y ago
Some of that will be glibc's coverage of a much wider range of architectures and host OSes than musl (a very back-of-the-envelope wc -l suggests that somewhere between 20 and 25% of glibc code is in sysdeps/ or ports/sysdeps/), but that's clearly not the only thing contributing to glibc being bigger.
- belorn 11y agoThere is also GNU specific functions and macros in glibc. Is musl implementing _GNU_SOURCE? I know that my own project use TEMP_FAILURE_RETRY macro quite heavily, among with asprintf.