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No, that is not the primary purpose of libc. The primary purpose of libc is to run programs that the user wants to run, and removing random things make that har
by quotemstr 7y ago
No, that is not the primary purpose of libc. The primary purpose of libc is to run programs that the user wants to run, and removing random things make that harder. Whether the standard allows something is irrelevant: what matters is whether any given change is good for the user.
- seemslegit 7y agoThis says absolutely nothing, for any given change you can find a user who benefits from it and a user who doesn't, hence a coordination device called a standard has been invented.