Thread (1 message) 1 message, 1 author, 2003-04-08
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  • Re: glibc vs. newlib · Mark Hatle <hidden> · 2003-04-08

Re: glibc vs. newlib

From: Mark Hatle <hidden>
Date: 2003-04-08 17:03:33

Steven Scholz wrote:
Mark Hatle wrote:
quoted
... So short answer, running a glibc "optimizer" which re-links the
original glibc
.o files is absolutly safe and supportable.. you just have to
understand what it
means and how it works to decide if it is right for your application.
Could you recommend one specific open source glibc "optimizer", please?

Maybe even with a URL... :o)
Sorry I don't have an URL, but the one I know of at the top of my head is part
of Debian.  They use it to shrink the size of glibc for their install disks.
Check out "freshmeat.net", I know there are more then one of them out there.

--Mark


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