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Given the unix philosophy of providing important functionality only in the c runtime library and having all software dynamically link against it, wouldn't the m
by wongarsu 3y ago
Given the unix philosophy of providing important functionality only in the c runtime library and having all software dynamically link against it, wouldn't the most crucial step in this be to replace glibc with an implementation that isn't written in C?
- pjmlp 3y agoUNIX philosophy has nothing to do with dynamic linking, in fact during the first decade of its existence only static linking was available.