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You're not exactly "forced" to use the C stdlib though. That's one nice thing about C, that the C stdlib is so bare bones that it could just as well not exist
by flohofwoe 3y ago
You're not exactly "forced" to use the C stdlib though.
That's one nice thing about C, that the C stdlib is so bare bones that it could just as well not exist and not much would be lost (much harder to ignore the stdlib in C++, at least for some "modern C++" features).
Besides: MUSL is written in plain C ;P
- pjmlp 3y agoYeah, but that isn't C any longer, it is a flavour of a language that largely looks like C. C is the complete printout from ISO/IEC 9899.