top | item 35521164 (no title) cleanchit | 2 years ago How is nolibc better than musl or a static executable? discuss order hn newest matheusmoreira|2 years ago It gives you access to 100% of Linux's system calls. It eliminates a lot of global state. It gets rid of a lot of legacy C library crap.Years ago I wrote a rationale for such a thing in my liblinux project:https://github.com/matheusmoreira/liblinux/blob/master/READM...I don't maintain it anymore because nolibc is better but there's a lot of references in that text if you'd like to read them. cleanchit|2 years ago The page talks about glibc.
matheusmoreira|2 years ago It gives you access to 100% of Linux's system calls. It eliminates a lot of global state. It gets rid of a lot of legacy C library crap.Years ago I wrote a rationale for such a thing in my liblinux project:https://github.com/matheusmoreira/liblinux/blob/master/READM...I don't maintain it anymore because nolibc is better but there's a lot of references in that text if you'd like to read them. cleanchit|2 years ago The page talks about glibc.
matheusmoreira|2 years ago
Years ago I wrote a rationale for such a thing in my liblinux project:
https://github.com/matheusmoreira/liblinux/blob/master/READM...
I don't maintain it anymore because nolibc is better but there's a lot of references in that text if you'd like to read them.
cleanchit|2 years ago