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Ironically using C without libc turns out to be easier (except for portability of course). The kernel ABI is much more sane than <stdio.h>. The only useful part
by PhilipRoman 2y ago
Ironically using C without libc turns out to be easier (except for portability of course). The kernel ABI is much more sane than <stdio.h>. The only useful parts of libc are DNS resolution and text formatting, both of which it does rather poorly.
- atiedebee 2y agoBy text formatting, do you mean printf and the like? It is pretty powerful in my experience. Also, DNS resolution isn't part of the C standard, it's a POSIX interface I think.